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Explore live discussions, courses, blogs and resources to cultivate your systems leadership skills.
Wayside is for anyone working for the greater good in Atlantic Canada. It’s a place to connect and recharge, collaborate, and discover new possibilities for achieving positive social change.
OUR PURPOSE:
Individuals become more effective and less isolated in their work
Social initiatives benefit from shared learning and connections
The region has an abundance of social innovation leading to greater quality of life.
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resources and ideas for systems change in Atlantic Canada
Discover new ideas and potential for collaboration, learn from peers, and join powerful conversations about creating positive social change in Atlantic Canada.
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Further trusted online resources in systems thinking and complexity, mindfulness, and the basics of collaboration.
Engage the Public
How can the input from a large group with different ideas be solicited so that the best ideas come forth, and at the same time the process builds a good feeling about the project among the public?
Conduct a Meeting
This simple guide will help you if you have never organized a meeting before and are not sure what to do to make yours a success.
Testimonials
As someone who has been active in and sometimes exhausted by trying to move our health system to better ways of operating for years. I am heartened and looking forward for the opportunity to exchange notes with others who have been working on similar challenges in other sectors.
John Rossformer Provincial Advisor