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Nature’s role in the Thinking dimension of the IDGs

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Nature’s role in the Thinking dimension of the IDGs

Nature’s role in the Thinking dimension of the IDGs

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In this session, we explore how problem-solving and decision-making can be enhanced by tapping into our connection with nature, offering fresh perspectives and fostering creativity and courage.

Immerse yourself and discover new ways to navigate complexity with greater insight, compassion and resilience.

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Additional Details

Event Timezone Reference - South Africa

Presenter(s) Bio

Founder and CEO of The Circular Stage Consultancy, Julia is a seasoned communications specialist inspiring transformative engagement to create resilient, regenerative futures.

Her consulting toolkit includes powerful tools and methodologies such as systems thinking, storytelling and appreciative inquiry, and key areas of focus include emotional intelligence, nature connection, conscious communication and life story coaching.

Julia’s skills and experience have been honed through her work in diverse sectors, ranging from food, agriculture, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals to non-profits, publishing and education.

Apart from running her own consultancies, she has served on the executive of a market-leading multinational and helped shape communications for its sustainability and community development projects.

A co-founder of the Southern African Network for the Inner Development Goals, Julia is also an active member of the African Chapter of the Climate Coaching Alliance, and takes to the podium from time to time as a key-note speaker.

Is This Event Being Recorded? - Yes

Event Language - English

Posted By - Julia Tew

Email - julia@thecircularstage.com

 

Date And Time

May 7, 2025 @ 05:00 PM (SAST) to
May 7, 2025 @ 06:00 PM (SAST)
 

Location

Online event
 

Event Types

Dialogue or DiscussionMeeting or Networking EventSeasonal Heartbeats - Community Festival
 

Event Category

Eco-Phase: ActiveEco-Phase: AwareEco-Phase: CuriousEco-Phase: EngagedEco-Phase: Informed

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