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Going to in a few weeks? You should consider attending Ann Buesing, San Diego State University and Gonzaga University Housing teams session where they are discussing Creating Inclusive Communities with Technology. #acuhoi #edtech #inclusivetechnology

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Helping civic and political leaders find a path forward for their localities requires listening to all voices - not just loudest voices. Interpreting those voices and understanding the personal values of a community, city, or region is how Heart+Mind Strategies helps leaders provide a vision and a path forward for their constituencies and stakeholders. Let us know if we can help you.

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Did you know 🤔……..I was born & raised in Cincinnati, OH?! Lol so funny to think about where life has taken me in such a short period of time since my high school graduation in 2018! who knew Cincinnati would be the #1 city to live in Ohio! Such a good feeling knowing my hometown is doing well for affordability for people to live! Here are the tips reasons you should Maybe consider moving to the old midwestern city 🌃 •Cincinnati is one of the top cities in America for finding a good job. There is an abundance of jobs listed where you can use your education and work background to good use. Greater Cincinnati holds close to 25,000 job openings with large multinational companies offering various opportunities that can best suit your professional experience!•The cost of living is low, as well as the housing rates. Whether you are moving on your own, or with your family – to rent or to purchase your own home – Cincinnati has a variety of affordable housing to choose from. This will enable you to still save your hard-earned money and have a bit to spare for other recreational activities across the city!•Cincinnati has a number of well-known colleges and universities providing top of the line educational programs. If you plan to move with your children, research on the various school districts in your neighborhood to know which school can best fit your child’s needs•if you’re a foodie like me, then you should know Cincinnati restaurants rank high in the top places to eat in America. The local casual dining scene, to their succulent barbecues, delis and popular food truck options, there is a place that will meet people’s various tastes in Cincy!You know what they say, never forget where you came from! Life will take you many places, maybe Cincinnati will be your next move? GO UC Bearcats 🐾🚩#cincyrealestate #cincinnati #ohiohomes

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Can you give a little to help so much

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More of these narratives please!!!

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It's taken a few months, but I have my newest deep dive history of downtown Gainesville, part two of a three-part history. The 1980's were the first steps in revitalization. By focusing on designing for people and investing in the arts we created the sparks that would make downtown a lively city center by the early 2000's. How we funded that and how these decisions made downtown what it is today was what I focused on. Give it a read and let me know what you think:https://lnkd.in/gdCwxspF

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In case you had an question as to whether I lead the best team.

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Great to be at the Institute for Government’s ‘What Next for Levelling Up?’ event at the People’s History Museum yesterday, with a panel including GM Mayor Andy Burnham.Insightful discussion on the energy surrounding the devolution agenda in the region and the positive impact of putting places first. Look forward to hearing more about upcoming plans/proposals for the city region previewed yesterday, including:1. Plans to publish an integrated bus/tram fare structure and bring commuter rail services into the Bee Network vision.2. The Manchester Baccalaureate - an alternative to the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) system aimed at improving young people’s chances of securing a job in the local economy.3. Publication of the GM Good Landlord Charter - aimed at tackling housing inequality and improving standards.

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🎙️ Now Live on Austin Next: The Cities that Shaped Us with Chelsea Olivia Follett🌆Join Chelsea and me as we explore the cities that have been historical epicenters of transformation. To build innovative & impactful ecosystems today, we must learn not only from our contemporaries but also from trailblazers of the past.Highlights:⚙️ From Jericho to San Francisco: Cities that Paved the Way for Human Progress⏳ Peace, Openness & Governance: Foundations for Enduring Impact🏛️ Paris & Cambridge: How to Build Sustained Centers of Progress🎨 Athens & Florence: Where a Density of Genius Ignited a Surge of Ideas📚 Edinburgh: A Small City with a Big FootprintAlso check out her book new "Centers of Progress: 40 Cities That Changed the World"👇 Episode links in the comments 👇Whether you're an urban planner, ecosystem builder, innovator or a futurist, this episode is a compelling reminder that the keys to future innovation may well lie in understanding the past.What cities are you most interested to learn about, and whose lessons can we apply today?#AustinNext #Innovation #Progress #History

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Super impressed with Fiona McKenzie report Building a Culture of Learning at Scale: Learning Networks for Systems Change Scoping Paper which came across my feed the other day.Im keen to explore what would these principles look like applied to learning and knowledge building for sector transformation, especially in culture and museums. Too hard? Id like to try...1. Take a decentralised approach2. Structure for emergence3. Let go of certainty 4. Build trusted realtionships5. Install boundary spanners 6. Codevelop a learning strategy7. Undertake collective sense making 8. Encourage experimental action 9. Incorporate critical reflection 10. Build collective memory11. Create a simple evaluation framework Addendum -Id also include the below - via Pippa Bailey - not explicitly referenced in the Scoping Paper 12. Privileging First Nations people & knowledges of the places & for the places13. The role of culture when addressing culture, especially developing all sense learning & imagination for different values, processes & outcomes 💚https://lnkd.in/gmFMkvudKate Spencer Rosemary Willink PhD GAICD Katie Russell Australian Museums and Galleries Association Kate Larsen Jade Lillie Dr Bree Trevena KateRichardson.co Orange Compass Jo Porter Creative Victoria Australia Council for the Arts Create NSW#learningnetworks #systemschange #transformation #newleadershipmodels#leadershipdevelopment #culturalsector #museumsImage: John Aslandis Sonic Network 20. 2022

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