This will be a participatory 1 hour, breakfast bites session for UK community members, bring your breakfast and a cuppa.

This conversation will start at 9am UK time.

“How do we know our community work is making a difference and if anyone is truly better off as a result? This is an opportunity to learn and share in new ways of working to co-create action in our communities.

This event is for:

Anyone & everyone who wants to explore the power of collective creativity, intelligence & collaboration with each other & within their communities.
Business leaders, social entrepreneurs, community & not for profit leaders, community organisers and their teams
Next generation leaders and other young people, Department leaders, policy officers & program managers.

Your hosts for this event are:

Lee Griffiths - I have a passion for community and always have, this is why I do the work I do, facilitating ABDC training, workshops and strategic planning. I have spent the last 14 years working in local government and the not for profit sector creating the conditions for government and organisations to walk along side community to strengthen outcomes across Australia and the UK.

From my grassroots roots voluntary work to my previous leadership positions, the golden thread has always build on recognising the strengths, assets and opportunities communities already have to bring about the change they want.

Dee Brooks - Through her down-to-earth style, Dee Brooks brings people together in dynamic ways to realise and engage the full potential of their networks and communities. Dee is an Intentional Nomad who has traveled and worked in over 20 countries. Based on two decades of grassroots work, her work has inspired people at hundreds of events and workshops worldwide where she offers community engagement and development training and also provides professional co-design, facilitation and keynote addresses for conferences, forums and events.

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