💫 Session 3 of our Leadership for Transformative Futures series is here! This session is a chance to share and try on strategies and tools to lead when there are attacks on equity and democracy as well as differences of opinions within our workplaces. We will explore how we lead in ways that are creating the future that we want as we go. Make sure to join us for the last session in this series by registering here: https://lnkd.in/ed6_3iUf
Interaction Institute for Social Change
Non-profit Organizations
Boston, Massachusetts 3,939 followers
IISC builds collaborative capacity in individuals, organizations, & networks working for social justice & racial equity.
About us
People all over the world are trying to work together in more collaborative ways in order to change things for the better – within their organizations, within their communities, and beyond. IISC builds the capacity of people to collaborate for greater social impact by modeling, practicing, and teaching the skills and tools of collaboration. In all of our work, we view collaboration through these three lenses: • Building power, pursuing equity, ensuring inclusion • Leveraging networks for social change • Harnessing love as a force for social transformation IISC provides consulting services to organizations, communities, networks, and others that build their capacity for more effective, equitable and inclusive social change. And we offer workshops that provide participants with the opportunity to learn and practice the skills and tools of collaboration for social change so that they can do everything from designing meetings to building and running organizations and networks with greater social impact. Our work demonstrates the power of bringing together key stakeholders at all levels of a system or issue, including those most impacted, to create a shared vision and strategies for concerted action to achieve that vision. And we are particularly committed to building the leadership and collaborative capacity of grassroots leaders to engage, speak out, and participate fully in determining the policies and decisions that affect their lives and their communities.
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External link for Interaction Institute for Social Change
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1993
- Specialties
- collaboration, leadership development, training, facilitation, network building, social change, racial equity, and organizational change
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867 Boylston St
5th Floor #1264
Boston, Massachusetts 02116, US
Employees at Interaction Institute for Social Change
Updates
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We still have a few more spots available in our upcoming Facilitative Leadership for Social Change online workshop❗ Register today: https://lnkd.in/ekmqKykV
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🌱 See what one participant had to say about their experience at our Fundamentals of Facilitation for Racial Justice Work workshop. Check it for yourself by joining us at our upcoming offering of the workshop on Tuesdays, 1:00 - 4:00 PM ET, from October 1 - 29! https://lnkd.in/eeyu_sjG
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🌟 The recording for session two of our Leadership for Transformative Futures series is now available for purchase! If you missed the live session, New and Ancient Wisdom for Shared Leadership: Lessons to (Re)Learn and Unlearn, here’s your chance to view it now. Purchase the recording today: https://lnkd.in/g2_a2PN3 Session Description: We are living in a moment of immense instability. Leaders are expected to model their values while balancing budgets, addressing staff discord, and navigating ideological conflicts. IISC has been supporting collaborative leaders and networks for years; still, to some people, shared leadership sounds like a new and even disruptive concept. In this session, we will explore how shared leadership and interdependence have always been common in nature and in movements for justice. Join us to reflect on lessons we’ve learned – and unlearned – on the path to transformative futures. Together we’ll distill enduring leadership lessons for our times.
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🌟 Join us at one of our final Facilitative Leadership for Social Change workshops offered this year! Come collaborate with a cohort of peers and practitioners to gain valuable leadership tools that you can integrate into your life and work. Register today: https://lnkd.in/e4Bv6wgm
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For almost 15 years, IISC staff has been supporting new food movement oriented organizations and networks, all working to advance equity, sustainability, wellbeing and trust in food systems and beyond. This has included long-standing work with Food Solutions New England, now one of the leading regional food system networks in the country. A number of FSNE members have been central to the growing Right to Food movement, including Senator Craig Hickman in Maine and our dear colleague Karen Spiller. For more information, read this summary of the recent National Right to Food Summit in Syracuse, New York.
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🔔 IISC is #hiring! We're looking for a Communications & Marketing Manager to join our team. Think you or someone in your network may be a good fit? Click the link below to learn more and apply now. Applications due Tuesday, September 10th. https://lnkd.in/gvUERstP
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Join Cynthia Silva Parker and Simone John for three two-hour sessions, where you will learn how to translate your organization’s racial justice values into action and impact. Come think through some critical questions like: ❤️ What does racial justice and liberation look like? ❤️ How are you assessing the context and current realities of your racial justice work? ❤️ Where are you and your organization or network in the wider racial justice ecosystem? Register today: https://lnkd.in/gpq74gbw
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✨ Join our free quarterly virtual community of practice designed to offer you support as you work to advance racial justice in your organization. In our gathering on September 11th, we’ll continue to explore our overarching topics this year: how we sustain ourselves as leaders in this work and how we truly collaborate to advance racial justice. Register today: https://lnkd.in/eMzx8zEw
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🌼 Join us for our upcoming Fundamentals of Facilitation for Racial Justice Work! This workshop offers facilitators skills and tools to draw upon as we strive to be effective at helping people of diverse identities explore race, racism, and racial justice in ways that support them to work together more constructively. Register here today: https://lnkd.in/enzYHRM8
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