Welcome to Chisel for Impact's LinkedIn Page. What does social impact mean to you? For us, impact is best understood through the following lenses. 1. Positionality: We affirm the necessity to address power and social positions of different actors in mediating social change. 2. Rights-holders first: We assert the obligation to dialogue with impacted communities, to guard against erasure of culture, resources and livelihoods. 3. Community knowledge: We uphold community-centred approaches that amplify people's voices at all levels of decision-making, leaving no one behind. Follow us for incisive posts that explore the world of social impact- field research, analysis and communication. #socialimpact #fieldresearch #humanrights #socialjustice #communityknopwledge #positionality #impactresearch #impactcommunication
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🌟 The Power of Collective Action 🌟 In the face of global challenges, collective action stands as a powerful force for change. When individuals come together with a common purpose, they can drive societal evolution and achieve meaningful impact. From social justice movements to environmental campaigns, collective action amplifies voices and creates lasting change. ✨ Benefits of Collective Action: Amplified Impact: Working together amplifies individual efforts, leading to greater overall impact. Shared Resources: Collective action allows for pooling of resources, knowledge, and skills, making initiatives more effective. Community Building: Coming together for a common cause fosters a sense of community and belonging. Increased Awareness: Collective movements raise awareness on critical issues, educating and mobilizing the public. Empowerment: Being part of a collective action empowers individuals, giving them a sense of purpose and agency. Getting involved in collective action can be as simple as joining local groups, participating in community initiatives, or supporting global movements online. Every action counts and contributes to a larger wave of change. Collective action is essential for societal evolution and achieving meaningful change. By taking bold action together, we can create a more just and sustainable world. Stay tuned for the carousel post where we discuss practical ways to get involved in collective action. 🌿 👉 Click the link in bio to join my newsletter, the “Evolution Revolution.” Let's harness the power of collective action to drive societal change together. 🌟✨ #CollectiveAction #SocialChange #CommunityBuilding #Advocacy #Empowerment #EnvironmentalActivism #SocialJustice #SharedResources #AmplifiedImpact #RaiseAwareness #CommunityEngagement #TakeBoldAction #SocietalEvolution #PositiveChange #Inspiration #MobilizeForChange #GlobalMovements #ActionForJustice #BuildingCommunity #ChangeMakers #TogetherWeRise #Activism #SustainableFuture #CollectiveEffort #DrivingChange https://lnkd.in/gWgrsndv
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This week we're re-reading "How to Tell Real Stories About Impact" by Annie Neimand, PhD in Stanford Social Innovation Review—such an insightful piece challenging traditional storytelling norms. Check it out if you haven't yet. 3 takeaways we're taking to heart: 1. Challenging traditional narratives: It's time to move beyond simplistic storytelling formulas and delve deeper into the complexity of social issues. Let's rethink how we tell stories to create more authentic and engaging narratives. 2. The power of collective action: Real change often stems from collective efforts rather than individual heroism. Let's highlight the importance of collaboration and community in our storytelling to showcase the impact of collective action. 3. Committing to ethical storytelling: As storytellers, we have a responsibility to represent all communities with dignity and respect. Let's prioritize ethical storytelling practices that center the voices and experiences of those directly affected by injustice.
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Great piece about "How to Tell Real Stories About Impact" in Stanford Social Innovation Review by Annie Neimand, PhD "Stories of impact should show how organizations are part of a larger movement ecosystem working with other organizations and movement actors to transform systems and culture through their unique contributions. These stories will feature multiple characters with different backgrounds, interests, roles, and perspectives, all working together to address an issue. When we tell these stories over and over, we can create a new, more accurate narrative of change through collective action." https://lnkd.in/gEb7CUxp
This week we're re-reading "How to Tell Real Stories About Impact" by Annie Neimand, PhD in Stanford Social Innovation Review—such an insightful piece challenging traditional storytelling norms. Check it out if you haven't yet. 3 takeaways we're taking to heart: 1. Challenging traditional narratives: It's time to move beyond simplistic storytelling formulas and delve deeper into the complexity of social issues. Let's rethink how we tell stories to create more authentic and engaging narratives. 2. The power of collective action: Real change often stems from collective efforts rather than individual heroism. Let's highlight the importance of collaboration and community in our storytelling to showcase the impact of collective action. 3. Committing to ethical storytelling: As storytellers, we have a responsibility to represent all communities with dignity and respect. Let's prioritize ethical storytelling practices that center the voices and experiences of those directly affected by injustice.
How to Tell Real Stories About Impact (SSIR)
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💞 Dear Community, as we navigate this deeply challenging chapter in our nation’s history—marked by entrenched inequities, division, and systemic oppression—I hold fast to one powerful truth: connection and community will be our way through. In the face of racism, misogyny, and the harmful structures of capitalism, the power of coming together cannot be overstated. None of us can do this work alone. Closing the racial wealth gap and advancing equity require authentic relationships, shared resources, and collective action. Together, we can envision a better world and take bold steps to make it real. 🌱 ✨ As we approach the new year, I’m thrilled to invite you to explore the transformative offerings we’ve designed at The Impact Collective for 2025—spaces created to foster connection, alignment, and action. From transformative workshops to inspiring conversations, these aren’t just events—they’re opportunities to align your work, time, and resources with your values. 🌍 Let’s come together, support one another, and build the community we need to create lasting change. I can’t wait to see what we’ll accomplish together! 🔗 Check out our offerings: https://lnkd.in/eAFvYQhZ #EquityInAction #RacialWealthGap #CollectiveAction #SocialImpact #SystemicChange #Connection
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Empowering people and transforming communities - that's our mission. Dive into our Social Impact Report to see how we're turning our commitment into meaningful action. Join us in making a difference: https://lnkd.in/eQWPfZCa #Empowerment #SocialChange
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Our second vodcast has dropped! Kerry Grace and I catch up with Ready Communities insights to explore all things social impact ecosystems, including: 1. A simple overview of what is meant by an "ecosystem"; 2. The value of a social impact ecosystem for rural communities; 3. Seven principles for how to build a functional social impact ecosystem; 4. Four outcomes of a functioning social impact ecosystem; 5. The need to integrate economic development and community development; and 6. How you can add your voice as a social impact leader in a survey to inform the upcoming Social Impact in the Regions conference from 4 to 6 September 2024. As always, keen to hear your thoughts! https://lnkd.in/gRdDKRr3
How do you develop your social impact ecosystem? (EP 2)
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Discover who we are through our three-fold vision. Since the beginning, these have been the pillars of our efforts in creating positive links one day at a time. Get to know us better https://buff.ly/3AOFNbr #PositiveLinksAsia #PositiveLinks #Vision #Purpose #Growth #Impact #Community
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See how we're making a difference. Explore our 2023 Impact Report and learn about our efforts to create positive change in our communities: https://lnkd.in/g5QkXt5X #CommunityImpact #MakingADifference
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Discover who we are through our three-fold vision. Since the beginning, these have been the pillars of our efforts in creating positive links one day at a time. Get to know us better https://buff.ly/3AOFNbr #PositiveLinksAsia #PositiveLinks #Vision #Purpose #Growth #Impact #Community
Discover who we are through our three-fold vision. Since the beginning, these have been the pillars of our efforts in creating positive links one day at a time. Get to know us better https://buff.ly/3AOFNbr #PositiveLinksAsia #PositiveLinks #Vision #Purpose #Growth #Impact #Community
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It starts with one person – one person joins many. Together, we build the capacity to solve our community’s most entrenched problems. Learn more about how SVP Partnership is a proven approach for social impact. Become an Impact Partner today: https://buff.ly/48rrvJP
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