This event is an onsite workshop sponsored by Tri-Association. This workshop will be held on September 27 for Tri-Association member schools only.

About the Workshop

Are you an educator or school leader trying to engage your community in making change? This one-day workshop will teach you a strategic planning process called ‘Pyramid Lite,’ whose roots in participatory decision-making and systems thinking practices lead to sustainable outcomes. This process used by UN agencies, businesses, nonprofits, and government agencies can now be used by your school and classrooms! Together, participants will engage in a mock strategic planning session around the central challenge of cultivating a culture of sustainability in your school. We will explore common challenges schools face in cultivating a holistic culture of sustainability and tools you can use as part of or outside the Pyramid Lite process to engage your community in sustainable change-making. Participants will walk away with tools for the whole school’s change management and for engaging students in that process in the classroom or beyond.

¿Quién debe participar?

Any classroom educator or school leader who is eager to engage their community in making change is eligible to register.

Are you interested in participating in this workshop? Please complete the interest form below to save your seat in the workshop. Limited seats available!

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Facilitator

Nicole Swedlow is the Executive Director of Compass Education, a global non-profit supporting education for sustainability through training in systems thinking practices. As a consultant, she is passionate about helping schools and businesses integrate sustainable principles with a strategic, inclusive and conscious approach. Nicole’s work in nonprofit leadership and sustainability as Director of the nonprofit organization Entreamigos, has been recognized by the United Nations, as a finalist for the Global Equator Initiative, as a breakout speaker for the World Economic Forum, and by the Dalai Lama, as a 2014 Unsung Hero of Compassion. Nicole has a Masters Degree in Education and Global Change from the University of British Columbia.