Communities need “safe enough” spaces is not saying that students need protection from argument or the discovery that they should change their minds. It is saying that students should be able to participate in argument and inquiry without the threat of harassment or intimidation. That basic sense is feeling “safe enough” to explore differences without fear and work toward positive outcomes with courage.

How do we practise ?

Every community member understand the meaning of safe-enough spaces and agrees to abide by these

Community Guidelines:

Respect every community member and their Experiences | Inclusiveness
Learn through Peer learning and risk-taking within Learning Circles
Reflect and Analyse Complex Thinking
Show support for fellow Community Members while
Encouraging deeper levels of analysis
Stand by fellow community members during times of Transition and Growth

What are these spaces?

Digital

Discord for our instant communications

Zoom for Live Sessions

Offline

Workshop rooms in OpenHouses & Co-working Spaces

Community Building Positions

Community Operations & Execution

"No excuses. No explanation. You don’t win on emotion. You win on execution.” Tony Dungy. This entire community will sink if we don't operate at the highest level of efficiency and you'll be setting processes, reviewing them whilst executing.

Knowledge Management

You'll be curating high quality research content and quizzes and case studies to assist the Learning Circle Owners and our Newsletter Editor.

Community Events Management

Podcasts, Learning Circles, Monthly Community Huddles these are few events we'll doing on a monthly basis and there's a lot ideation, planning and execution that goes into this to make this sustainable.

Got any questions?

Don't hesitate to reach out.