This event is hosted by Clare Gage and Rachel Sharpe the RSA Fellowship Councillors for the Central region. In their blog Fancy a walk, and a better world? they introduce their plans for working with local Fellows.
This event builds on a previous event where over 60 Fellows took part in a Street Wisdom experience and met afterwards online to share ideas. You are again invited to firstly take a walk and answer these questions:
As fellows how do you want to build a network for positive change?
How do you want to meet? How do you want to work? How do you want to connect?
Then we’ll gather together online for two separate sessions on Friday 30 April (1-2pm) and Wednesday 5 May (7-8pm) to share our experiences and consider the questions posed above focusing around how you want to build a network for positive change.
For the walk we have an audio guide which you can download onto your phone and take with you. Founder David Pearl will talk you through the process allowing you to access the wisdom of the street at your own pace. Download it here.
Street Wisdom are also working with businesses to help teams stay connected and creative with virtual Street Wisdom experiences run via Zoom. You can find out more by visiting their website or getting in touch with mark.brown@streetwisdom.org.
Happy Wandering!
- Think about the questions: As fellows how do you want to build a network for positive change? How do you want to meet? How do you want to work? How do you want to connect?
- Download the audio guide
- Take a walk (or a few!)
- Email cage.councillor@rsa.org.uk to share your experiences or raise a query (please put Street Wisdom in the subject)
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