Narrative power
In Accord
Indigenous Knowledge
Amplifying the voice
A vivid reality
Are we listening ?
From the Jay report
“The public hearing identified several important dimensions to good leadership practice. These included embedding child-centred values, making child protection everyone’s responsibility, creating strong governance and clear individual accountability, providing a visible role model of listening to children and involving them, ensuring diverse and inclusive practice, creating a ‘speak up’ culture, gathering good data and making best use of it, and learning from institutional failure.”
Missing ?
Hard Times
Listening to the podcast prompts thoughts of association and position(place) mentioned by Cormac Russel on LinkedIn and YouTube. The Dickens adaption a voice in our times, though listened to after the event. Thoughts also of accountability and the Care Act. Acting to care for self, other and community. With exploitation and natural conflicts in the news it can be hard to find focus. Discovering a healthy rhythm can take generations, especially when breathing space is short.
A suggestion of
Mutually Agreed Profiling(MAP) of Neighbourly Associated Thresholds.(NAT)
The later amplifying UNICCE STATUS
Why the silence ?
Interdependence
The essence of a glocal view is the interdependence of a community. However, it is implicit that each dependency has capability and capacity. In turn, healthy interaction and feedback to support growth. Pruning and appropriate adjustments too. The unhealthy arises when deficits are ignored; pain, violation and abuse disregarded. A glassful accountability is essential.
Half glassed reactions miss the pint and fail to start with a secure base, as a foundation.
The Compassion Net 