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WEEK ONE MONDAY 24 MAY Learning Café – What we’ve learned over the past year 12-13:30pm  This will be an opportunity to get together with your peers and discuss what we’ve learned over the past year. This will be a session facilitated by a member of the TALENT Training team rather than a traditional training course. It’s an opportunity for you to reflect on the events relating to the pandemic and the impact this has had for you over the last fourteen months.  

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ALAR Association Workshop / Webinar Action Learning / Action Research for Climate Action How can Action Learning / Action Research enhance climate action? Presenters: Dr Ernie Stringer and Dr Mary Brydon-Miller Location: The workshop will be conducted in the Richmond Library in Melbourne, Australia, and simultaneously broadcast as a webinar by Action Learning, Acton Research Association (ALAR Association). Participants may choose to attend the workshop or join in the webinar (or view the recorded webinar at a later time). Date and Time: 9.30 am to 11.00 am, Friday 28 May 2021 (Australian Eastern Standard Time) (Estimated local times are listed below - but please check the time for your location). Registrations for this Workshop / Webinar now open Overview The world has begun to realise that it must act now to prevent catastrophic damage from climate change. The world's governments are beginning to say they want to take action, although signs of that action are patchy. Individuals and organisations are taking steps, well in advance of their countries’ governments. -

This congress on action research will serve as a venue for such an empowerment as it hopes to address a range of critically important issues and themes relating