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We Are What We Do Workshop

The document announces a workshop presented by Nick Stanhope, CEO of We Are What We Do, an international movement focused on engaging citizens, particularly children, young people and corporations, to take individual and collective action to include everyone in their community. The workshop will be held on December 2, 2011 at the National Convention Centre in Canberra from 9:30am to 12:30pm or 2pm to 5pm. It is aimed at teachers, community workers, advocates, and those in the private sector working on corporate responsibility and inclusion of people with disabilities.

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We Are What We Do Workshop

The document announces a workshop presented by Nick Stanhope, CEO of We Are What We Do, an international movement focused on engaging citizens, particularly children, young people and corporations, to take individual and collective action to include everyone in their community. The workshop will be held on December 2, 2011 at the National Convention Centre in Canberra from 9:30am to 12:30pm or 2pm to 5pm. It is aimed at teachers, community workers, advocates, and those in the private sector working on corporate responsibility and inclusion of people with disabilities.

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Everyone,

Everyday - Ways to change the world


Business Leaders Innovative Thoughts and Solutions (BLITS) and Disability ACT invite you to an exciting workshop presented by Nick Stanhope CEO of the international We Are What We Do movement. Date: Friday 2 December 2011 Times: 9.30 am 12.30 pm OR 2 5 pm Venue: National Convention Centre RSVP: Friday 25 November to [email protected] or 6207 5594. Cost: $30. Free for students, people with disability and accompanying carers The workshop is about innovative approaches to engaging citizens, particularly children, young people and corporations, in taking individual and collective action to include everyone in their community. The workshop will have a focus on including people with disability. This workshop is for primary and high school teachers, community education and development workers, advocates, community engagement and policy officers as well as people working in corporate responsibility areas in the private sector. We also welcome students, parents, people with disability, family members and other interested community members who want to learn more about how to change the world. We Are What We Do is a not-for-profit company, that creates ways for millions of people to do more small, good things, helping address social and environmental issues. We Are What We Do have produced international best sellers Change the World for Ten Bucks and 31 Ways to Change the World. All the actions in the books aim to improve someones life or contribute to change in the wider world. To find out more about Nick Stanhope and the We Are What We Do movement see http://wearewhatwedo.org. This will be an accessible event. If you have any needs associated with disability for this event, please let us know.

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