Category Archives: Inclusive Leaders in Action

Inclusive Leadership Facilitation Practice Group: Enroll Today

You are warmly invited to join our March to April online practice group.

We are gathering new and experienced facilitators of Inclusive Leadership from around the world into an empowering mutual mentoring alliance of co-learners and co-facilitators of Inclusive Leadership skills.

Who For: Our Inclusive Leadership Facilitation Practice Group is for Inclusive Leaders who are involved in or want to be involved in:

  • sharing, mentoring or teaching Inclusive Leadership in school and community settings or
  • facilitating social justice or environmental justice education

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Inclusion is a Door

Submitted by Claudia Sánchez (Colombia)

http://www.comunicacionplena.com

and by Apolosi Lasei (Fiji), Harriet Greenwood (England), and Oluwatosin Adeosun (Nigeria)

(This inspirational excerpt is from our free “Inclusion is a Door” e-booklet: https://inclusive-leadership-global-village.thinkific.com/courses/inclusion)

Claudia teaches Non-Violent Communication, Yoga and Inclusive Leadership

In these times of turbulence, inclusion is a door we can open to support each other and live better lives.

In fact, I think Inclusive Leadership skills are all like doors that will enhance all my dreams and projects and the way I want to live on Earth.

I am slowing down to open the doors to myself; to be more receptive and be able to see the wisdom that life is giving us if we give it time.

The outcomes are long term relationships, sustainability, trust, communication and love.

 

 

Raising the Next Generation of Inclusive Leaders

Galen Armstrong, Organizer, Western Canada, https://www.forourkids.ca/

submitted by Michael Slaby, Lindsay Beal, and Stanley Daniels with encouragement from Kix Citton

Edited by Linda Hill

Inclusive leadership has been something of great inspiration to many of our families: A source of hope. We are grateful to have learned and embraced its teaching and recognized our own potential to lead inclusively with this great program.

Within our own families there is so much we can do to be role models for alternatives to the prevalent western view of leadership that is narrow and hierarchical. Continue reading →

Living Authentically Builds Inclusive Communities

Submitted by April Vance (Inclusive Leader and author of “Hey Church Girl: Get Outta Your Head and Into Your Heart”)

The art of inclusion applies with all humans no matter gender, practices, age, race, creed or religion. Many people arrive at Inclusive Leadership with our own experiences of dissonance with what we have been taught or come to believe and our own determination to live inclusion in every aspect of our lives in peaceful manners with Love. Continue reading →

Inviting You On Our Online Inclusive Leadership Quest

Here is an invitation to consider for yourself and share with champions of diversity and inclusion you know.

https://inclusive-leadership-global-village.thinkific.com/courses/discover-1

Did you know that those of us who are deeply concerned about social isolation, discrimination, habitat loss, and climate change are part of a world-wide movement? Did you know our movement is probably 3 billion people strong and growing?

“The real game changers are people and communities…If we are going to solve this civilization crisis, we need to hold hands and collaborate.”  (Paul Hawken, Project Drawdown)

This is where our invitation to Discover Your Inclusive Leadership Potential comes in. Continue reading →

We Are Members of A Grand Body

Submitted by Lindsay Beal, Inclusive Leadership Co-ordinator

The Inclusive Leadership Co-operative Annual Report we collaboratively drafted at the Annual General Meeting last November, 2019 is not a dry cumbersome read.

This is Inspiration!

This is Affirmation!

This is Positive Action!

Our report is all of these things because our Inclusive Leadership Co-operative is all of these things.

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Inclusive Leaders Look Back Over the Year

January 4, 2020

Collaboratively written at our Nov 23 ILC Annual General Meeting by Lindsay Beal and Arlene Nesbitt; Terri Beaton; Victoria Blouin, Shelley Lockwood and Robert Blouin; Linda Hill and John Scull; Tara, Rezner and Zanya Jordan/Kubacki; Nola Landucci; Sarah Mathison; Amy and Tafadzwa Matamba; Melissa Parker; Donna and Bill Sassaman; and Pamela Williams – enriched by links to our website blog. Click here for the full ILC Annual Report Sept 2018 to Nov 2019.

We love feeling more and more at home in the Inclusive Leadership Co-operative. Thinking creatively, participating in memorable and fun workshops. It’s important to learn how to de-stress diversity!

A diverse group of people came to our Annual Inclusive Leadership Gathering in September 2018. Our AGM and workshops led by ILC Members and guests demonstrated ways we lead inclusively in our communities. Continue reading →

Strengthening the Strengthening Bridges Project

This blog post was collaboratively written by an international team of volunteer Inclusive Leadership Consultants: Seyi Alawuh, Muhammad Almahroof, Bukola Amao-Taiwo, Lindsay Beal, Terri Beaton, Alan Cundall, Harriet Greenwood, Linda Hill, Nola Landucci, Amy Matamba, Tafadzwa Matamba, Janice Milnerwood. Pema Rigzin, and Claudia Sanchez.

The Strengthening Bridges project is generously funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage and Multiculturalism.

Our goal is to build community capacity by preparing new generations of Inclusive Leadership facilitators.

Consulting Team

The project Education Committee (Janice, Linda, Lindsay, Harriet, and Terri) invited Inclusive Leaders to gather online on November 27, 2019 for two hours of Appreciative Inquiry into the ILC Strengthening Bridges project. We are so grateful to everyone who came to our virtual meeting room. The 14 of us who met together live and work in diverse parts of the world with half of us in Canada. The make-up of this online gathering beautifully captured how our Inclusive Leadership community is growing out from our roots on Vancouver Island BC to other provinces in Canada and to Argentina, Colombia, England, Nigeria, Uganda, Zimbabwe and many other countries. We showed up with open hearts and minds to embrace the new and somewhat unusual experience of learning on-the-job to be Participatory Action Researchers and Consultants. Continue reading →

You are invited to join the ILC Strengthening Bridges project

Are you concerned about oppression and marginalization? Do you value diversity and inclusion? Have you experienced any part of the past twenty celebratory years of in-person and on-line Inclusive Leadership education?

We are gathering new and experienced Inclusive Leaders into diverse networks and webs of empowering mutual mentoring alliances from around the world.

We are coming together online and in person to learn, mentor, practice, support and encourage each other to cultivate our skills and understandings for facilitating social and environmental justice education.

We are sharing our skills for embracing the diversity in all living beings as gifts that enrich our earth community and human family. Facilitating Inclusive Leadership education transforms ourselves, our communities, and the world.

Feeling curious? Intrigued? Inspired?

Email inclusiveleaders@gmail.com and read on to find out how you can participate in the ILC’s Strengthening Bridges Project. There are so many fulfilling ways to become involved. Continue reading →

Inclusive Leaders Celebrate National Child Day

submitted by Linda Hill

What a joy it was to share leadership with twenty Inclusive Leaders from diverse generations, cultures, abilities and other backgrounds who came together to co-facilitate welcoming and inclusive activities during our National Day of the Child family celebration in Duncan, BC, Canada, Saturday, November 23, 2019.

We showed up along with over 100 more volunteers to support this fun, free, family celebration organized by Children’s Rights Advocate, Mary Dolan and the Family and Children Council of the Cowichan Region and Communities.  What a beautiful day of lifting up our children and youth.

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