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Join us for our regular natter about all things The School for Change Agents.
This week we're discussing all things around public narrative, using social media and creating movements. We're joined by Kathryn Perera, to discuss the process of working with Ollie Evans on his public narrative and what the reaction to that element of School has been. And Leigh talks about sharing her story and how people are joining Twitter as a result of her video on social media.
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Join us for our weekly discussion about The School for Change Agents. On Episode 3 as we discuss all things around power, including find and retaining your power. Discussion around our case studies of Mo and Benash, as well as pirates and Theory X and Theory Y.
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On this week's episode we discuss Session 2 of The School for Change Agents - all about resourcefulness. We react to various different parts of the session, as well as discuss the importance of the comments for helping everyone learn.
Our cast this week is
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Leigh Kendall @LeighAKendall
A full transcript will be made available at this link: http://horizonsnhs.com/category/school-for-change-agents/podcast/
This week we launched The School for Change Agents in 2021, a online learning experience for anyone who wants to create change in their local environment, with a particular focus on people working in health and care.
Alongside the resources on FutureLearn, we thought it'd be a bit of fun to create a podcast to accompany School over the next few weeks. It's not intended to be additional learning content, more an opportunity for you to get a chance to meet the team who make school happen and hear some of our stories. If truth be told it's a little like listening in on our team meetings.
This week we'll talk about some of our personal favourite parts of Session 1, as well as some of the comments and feedback that we've seen that particularly resonate. Topics include why we love our case studies; whether we should rename New Power Old Power and why reading comments makes us happy.
We hope you enjoy this; we'd love any feedback (good or bad) and hopefully we'll be back next week with a few more words of wisdom.
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Kerry McGinty @KerryEMcGinty
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