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Adaptive Learning - A Pivotal Competence for Collective Impact

Posted by Chris Soderquist on December 19, 2016

This session will introduce an integrated set of adaptive learning competencies that are essential for generating effective, collective, community impact. These competencies are: systems thinking, conversational capacity, and 'yes to the mess'.

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This Holiday, Give the Gift of Learning

Posted by Paul Born on December 8, 2016

Are you looking for a unique, meaningful way to give during the holiday season? You can give a gift to share learning and inspire positive social change.

We’ve launched a special campaign to grow our Be a Light Scholarship Fund so more people with incredible talent but limited resources can attend Tamarack learning events. We want to share new ideas, tools, and resources as broadly as possible.

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New Forest in The City

Posted by Derek Vanderwyk on November 18, 2016

To “plant a forest” is a task so large as to sound like ridicule. 

Certainly, we often plant gardens, glens, and parks, but “planting forests” is more akin to “moving mountains”- that is, a synonym for the impossible.

Yet, while walking through the site of the “New Forest in the City,” a recently planted stretch of land on the east side of Brantford, the truth in the name becomes apparent. 

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Community Input Shapes Neighbourhood Strategy: Kitchener Announces the Results So Far

Posted by Michelle Drake on November 18, 2016

After a massive community engagement process that saw over 5,000 people contribute nearly 4,000 hours of input, the Kitchener Neighbourhood Strategy Project Team is very excited to share what they have heard and what they are proposing to do in response. Here is a summary of the draft results just announced as they move closer to their goal.

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Lonely? Seeking Community? There’s an App for that!

Posted by Sylvia Cheuy on November 11, 2016

Interestingly, in an age where social networking and abundant “virtual” connectivity is at our fingertips, it seems that people, especially the elderly, are lonelier than ever before. Truly, the negative effects of loneliness have many consequences- including poor health:

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Learning from Lynda Kahn & Jack Pearpoint

Posted by Devon Kerslake on November 10, 2016
“Change is going to come from the margins, from people who have been labeled
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