Asset-Based Community Development Inclusion Workshops
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From mid to late July, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Newcastle will run two-day ABCD for Inclusion Workshops facilitated by Ted Smeaton and Mike Green who have developed and run these workshops throughout North America, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Both Ted and Mike are adjunct faculty members with Jody Kretzmann’s and John McKnight’s Asset Based Community Development Institute, North Western University, USA.
What is ABCD?
Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) focusses on discovering and mobilising the resources that are already present in a community.
- When a group of people discover what they have they find power
- When people join together in new connections and relationship they build power
- When people become more productive together, they exercise their power to address problems and realize dreams
- Together we are better
ABCD is a particularly strong approach for supporting a productive and inclusive life for people with a disability, older people, marginalized young people, refugees, long term unemployed and people with a metal illness.
Who Will Be Interested?
The workshops are for social innovators actively working to build more inclusive communities and are particularly relevant to people who support people with disabilities.
Workshop Details
21-22 July 2008 SYDNEY
24-25 July 2008 MELBOURNE
28-29 July 2008 BRISBANE
31 July-1 Aug 08 NEWCASTLE
Cost
$770.00 Incl GST + lunch, morning & afternoon tea plus ‘When People Care Enough To Act: ABCD In Action’
Click here to download brochure and registration form (pdf).
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June 25th, 2008 at 11:06 am
wish self funded retirees whjo have been active in their community could AFFORD to attend such workshops
here on NSW Central Coast we have run several ‘community workshops’ but these could aheve poetntially been better with lnowkledge os systematic ABCD methodology