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How Leaders Around the World Build Trust Across Cultures

Building trust across cultures is vitally important. When individuals trust one another, they can work together effectively regardless of cultural differences. This research identified three key things that leaders do to build trusting relationships across different cultures…

Leading Systems Change: A Workbook for Community Practitioners and Funders

This workbook is designed to give change leaders a new set of strategies and tools for tackling complicated, large-scale, systemic issues…

When God Births a Movement

In this article, David Broodryk describes three key roles that are needed for a movement (or network) to thrive: Strategists, Catalysts, and Activists…

Preventing Collaborative Burnout: How to Manage the Stresses of Network Collaboration

In this webinar, Harry Hoffmann, WEA Global Member Care Network Coordinator, discusses the unique challenges and stresses of network leadership, and its cumulative, long-term effects on the well being of a network leader or leadership team. Harry also shares preventative steps leaders can use and introduces the Pyramid of Care, a model of care for both network leaders and members…

Partnership in the Gospel

In his ebook, Partnership in the Gospel: Studies from the book of Philippians, Dr. Theodore Srinivasagam explores the theme of partnership with God, the Body of Christ, and Christian ministry as it is lived out and modeled by the Apostle Paul and the Early Church….

How to Raise the Collaborative IQ in your City

Giving leadership to city movements requires collaborative intelligence. Unfortunately, most of us have not received collaboration training. Reggie McNeal shares fundamental insights for developing and maintaining your collaborative intelligence…

Collaboration: Is It Time?

Samuel Chiang of the Seed Company shares five insights on Kingdom Collaboration gleaned from being part of a 10 agency collective impact bible translation alliance…

Expanding the Benefits of Networked Work

Collaborative learning is what we want to at the center of how we work. We need a way to see how our individual work connects with larger communities and to realize that each of those relationships can be an avenue for information, resources, and new ideas to be exchanged….

Catalyzing Regions and Nations

At the 2019 Global Forum, GACX VP John Becker describes how California redwood trees teach us we are stronger together. He then shares collaboration principles and barriers to partnership. ..

Building Networks for Social Change – Key Takeaways

Read about the seven principles for building effective social change networks that emerged from the “Pioneers in Justice” initiative that was hosted by the Levi-Strauss Foundation.

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