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Design with Dialogue (DwD) is a Toronto-based community of practice that develops leadership and facility in co-creating positive social and organizational change. We explore the use of facilitated conversations and social experiences to drive meaningful action.
All are welcome to our gatherings, held the second Wednesday of each month at OCAD University, Lambert Lounge (100 McCaul St.). For event registration and details, visit our eventbrite website.
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New Toronto chapter of Startup Grind started by DwDer Michael Cayley. Inaugural event Wed May 30, 7:00 at CSI Spadina.
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Video documentation from our June Appreciative Inquiry Session
Dr. Douglas Reid presents Appreciative Inquiry to the group. This introduction to the approach was followed by a practice session.