Program Manager at Centre for Public Impact ANZ. Views my own.
Sydney
Joined November 2019
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Today @JessDFuller and I spent the day with a team in govt interested in exploring how they might apply @HilaryCottam’s Radical Help approach. We drew on Hilary’s work, added bits of our own, and also used @SystemSanctuary’s panarchy loop. A truly great day. Fills me with hope.
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The recording of our webinar with @CollectiveCLab about is now available. It was a powerful and deeply moving conversation - without question the most emotional I’ve ever felt in the context of a webinar. Well worth a watch (even if I say so myself…) m.youtube.com/watch?v=DwRR7Q…
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Collaboration across boundaries is critical for change in public service but it often fails. Is that because we've been working with a model of "collaboration in uniformity" rather than "collaboration in unity"? Effective collaboration is not about homogenising/eliminating differences, but finding higher order commonalities & working with those: medium.com/centre-for-public… By @theasnow. Special mention for @ProfDonnaHall
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"In the current system, governing for change & learning becomes an extraordinary act of courage as opposed to a matter of administrative procedure. As a result the most radical reimagining happens outside of government" - Sobering from @NyadolNyuon #reimaginegov
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Playing with system mapping as part of our HLS masterclass series with Queensland Public Service Commission (@RuthEToomey @JessDFuller)
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Last night in conversation with @_AdrianBrown, @keira_lowther, @allinote and @JessDFuller and I agreed on two mantras for CPI ANZ in 2023:
(1) more twigs;
(2) people need to party
If that's not a strategic plan, I don't know what is.
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This kind of approach is what I love about working at CPI. Openness. Transparency. Mutuality. We don't own these ideas. We don't own these methods and approaches, so let's actually behave like it and work together towards our goals of a government that works for everyone.
📣 Join the Reimagining Government Community!
If you feel an affinity to our vision for government, and are committed to exploring ideas within that vision; join our Community of Practice, or become a Network Member or Collaborator.
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It’s been a week since we launched our Reimagining Govt community. Heaps of ppl have joined the CoP, which has been wonderful. Don’t forget you can also apply to become a Network member to access quarterly lunch & learns, an annual community meal & more! medium.com/centre-for-public…
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This is going to be a great one. Even a brief wander through the materials hub associated with this webinar has transformed my browser into a plethora of tiny tab gold to be mined.
First Peoples' knowledge systems offer profound insights regarding complexity, innovation, and learning.
👇 Register for our webinar, and explore our materials hub to learn more!
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NZ's Public Service Act 2020 requires every govt dept to produce a Long-Term Insights Briefing every 3 years. These aim to help depts think into the future and realise their stewardship responsibility, enshrined by the Act. NZ leading by example, again...
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If you can’t sell a popular policy on negative gearing (majority support at the time of the last election), when house prices are rising rapidly and the budget is in massive structural deficit, then what hope does Australia have for any difficult reform?
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In my corporate life - I was conducting a workplace culture training session & an employee was doing eye-rolls & mocking the content. The boss sacked him.On the spot.But he probably could get a job with the Morrison govt 🤷🏻♀️
One hour🙄
Optional🙄
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The one recurring theme in our politics is that treatment is gendered. This is the one constant. #auspol
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Why is it that a sexual act on a piece of furniture has prompted an immediate reaction yet a sexual act on a woman did not?
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Which Federal politician would you nominate for our values-based leadership training? Let us know👇🏼and we will invite them. #valuesbasedleadership #auspol #politicalleadership #australianfutures
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Are you 18-25 + have experience with youth-led organisations or campaigning? Apply to join our board! No board experience is required - what we need is your lived experience, skills + insight to help FYA back young ppl better. Apply by 29 Jan 6pm AEST via fya.org.au/work-with-us/
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We asked Margaret & David – Australia’s most-loved reviewers – to review '2020'. As usual they disagreed. #WarOn2020
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20 minute intro video in to #complexity and #systemsthinking from the guru, @FCMcKenzie at @orangecompassAU. Invaluable free resource to check out and in return you can give Fiona any feedback you have. 🙏🏼
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Australians pay some of the highest out-of-pocket costs for early childhood education and care in the world.
Come along tomorrow to talk about how we can make early learning and care a free universal service for all, just like public hospitals & schools.
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