Aug 6
helping the unemployed get back to work: The Netherlands In early 2008, the Netherlands-based management consulting firm Peer
Facilitation was hired to apply their unique methodology to the Upside Down
Program. Jacqueline and Rombout Peer’s method of helping the chronically
unemployed is based upon their collective experience in international
management consulting and their use of Richard Barrett’s Seven Levels of
Consciousness Model and the Cultural Transformation Tools® (CTT).
(See attached file: Upside Down Case Story.doc)
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the Hope Value Indigenous Community in Queensland. The programme is built
on three key principles: accepting personal responsibility, developing
capability through raising self-esteem, and collaboration with Government
and industry to provide working opportunities. More importantly, the
project was delivered in such a way as to promote community engagement and
ownership. Nothing like this has ever been done before in Australia. (See attached file: Hope Vale Australia Empowerment Project.pdf)
(download)
Working with Consciousness and Values in Communities
The Seven Levels of Consciousness model and the Cultural Transformation
Tools are increasingly being used to support the empowerment of
disenfranchised communities globally.
helping the unemployed get back to work: The Netherlands In early 2008, the Netherlands-based management consulting firm Peer
Facilitation was hired to apply their unique methodology to the Upside Down
Program. Jacqueline and Rombout Peer’s method of helping the chronically
unemployed is based upon their collective experience in international
management consulting and their use of Richard Barrett’s Seven Levels of
Consciousness Model and the Cultural Transformation Tools® (CTT).
(See attached file: Upside Down Case Story.doc)
Australia
Annalise Jennings recently delivered a Young Adult Leadership programme forthe Hope Value Indigenous Community in Queensland. The programme is built
on three key principles: accepting personal responsibility, developing
capability through raising self-esteem, and collaboration with Government
and industry to provide working opportunities. More importantly, the
project was delivered in such a way as to promote community engagement and
ownership. Nothing like this has ever been done before in Australia. (See attached file: Hope Vale Australia Empowerment Project.pdf)
