Change

Ramallah, occupied West Bank – Hani Odeh has spent four and a half difficult years as mayor of Qusra, southeast of Nablus. Surrounded by illegal Israeli settlements and outposts, the …

Undercurrents surfaces insights from leaders driving capacity-building and performance improvement beyond traditional L&D to explore where learning happens and where it’s headed. By Mark Britz When you talk with someone …

By Olivia Savage There’s a shift happening quietly in the background of every meeting, every dashboard, every “quick sync” that’s supposed to move work forward. You can feel it. Learning …

By George Hall “Complacency is like the water a fish swims in—it’s everywhere, but we don’t see it.” — John Kotter Change management is having its moment again—but perhaps for …

How Online MSW Students Are Driving Policy Change Social work typically requires a willingness to continue your education. While you can get entry-level jobs with a BSW, management positions that …

By Taresa Scott In the world of business, the idea of “change” often conjures images of grand initiatives, complex training programs, and sweeping overhauls. While these certainly have their place, …

SCOTT DETROW, HOST: Circling the city of Paris is an old abandoned railway. It was built in the 19th century, and for decades, it shuttled people and goods around the …

A few years ago, during the coronavirus pandemic, Daniel Humm had an epiphany. Human reliance on animal products was cooking the planet, and, as a chef, reducing his reliance on …

I’m an ambivert. No, it’s not some made-up personality type. I enjoy spending time with others and socialising, but I need time alone to recharge. Starting conversations and keeping them …

There’s probably no face, voice or collection of exuberant, patterned shirts more recognisable than those belonging to Dr Karl Kruszelnicki. The bespectacled science communicator has been answering curly listener questions …