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Improve your resilience and readiness in a rapidly changing world.
Jessica Beckendorf and Erin Carlson Rivera host this exploration of personal and collective practices that empower us to work together to help each other, our families, and our communities improve our resilience and readiness.
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141 episodes
since Dec. 1, 2020
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Long-term projects can feel like nothing's moving - until you know where to look. This episode is about training your eye to spot the small shifts that mean things are working.
It's easy to lose steam on a long-term project when progress feels invisible. In this episode,…
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It's easy to talk about 'the system' like it's something happening to us. But what if you're already standing inside it - and holding one of the levers?
We often talk about "the system" as something distant - a force acting on us rather than somet…
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Whether you're planning a single meeting or inviting people into a long-term community change effort, the invitation is where it succeeds or fails. Here are five principles to get it right.
Invitations aren't just logistics - they're where a gathering succeeds or fal…
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What does collective impact work actually look like?
In this interview episode, we hear from a statewide “backbone” organization and a local coalition working in tandem to make changes on early childhood education and child care access.
We dig into how it works on the ground, wha…
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How do you get to the important conversations faster?
Sometimes getting to know a new collaborator can take more time that you have to spare. In this episode Erin and Jessica discuss how a cheat sheet can jumpstart the conversations that build understanding.
Then Erin walks you th…
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What if the person frustrating you isn't missing a strength - just misusing one?
In this episode of Practicing Connection, Jessica and Erin walk through a practical, evidence-based way to find the strength that's showing up in the wrong dose, instead of landing on judgme…
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What do you do after you listen to understand someone else?
It can be a real challenge to figure out how to collaborate with someone who only complains. Listening to understand is a great first step, but what do you do next?
How do you move the conversation forwards?
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Many professionals want to help military families. Few understand the invisible barriers they're navigating.
When service members and military families transition to civilian life, they're often told to expect "culture shock." But according to counselor and rese…
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In this conversation with Tom Mosgaller, we unpack a flexible Change Framework designed for communities of any size or location. Tom explains why relationships and taking action together are central, and how aligning desire, vision, power, and action can help us all overcome resist…
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When child care is hard to find and harder to afford, some communities aren't waiting for a fix.
Kristin Forde Hurckes of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Center for Cooperative explains how cooperative models are helping - and where they hit their limits.
Krist…
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