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L’Adriano Olivetti Leadership Institute (OLI), con sede a Ivrea, in Italia, ha appena pubblicato “Raccontare il cambiamento. Storie, leadership, comunità”, curato e tradotto da Stefano Zordan, co-founder di OLI, ed Elena Stella.

Per celebrare l’occasione, abbiamo organizzato una presentazione online mercoledì 6 marzo, alla quale interverrà anche Marshall Ganz!

Il volume raccoglie gli scritti di Marshall Ganz in materia di organizing e narrazione pubblica, citando esempi come il boicottaggio degli autobus di Montgomery nel 1955-1956, il movimento dei braccianti agricoli della California guidato da Cesar Chavez e la campagna presidenziale di Barack Obama del 2008, che rappresentano un’utile traccia per comprendere il legame tra leadership e narrazione.

Informazioni generali:

  • Data: Mercoledì 6 marzo
  • Ora: 12:00 – 13:30 (ET) / 18:00 – 19:30 (CET) / 22:30 – 00:00 (IST) (per verificare il tuo fuso orario clicca qui)
  • Dove: Online (Zoom)
  • Costo: Gratuito e aperto a tutti!

Unitevi a noi il 6 marzo per riflettere sulle pratiche di organizing e narrazione pubblica, comprenderne appieno il potenziale e la rilevanza per il contesto italiano e festeggiare la crescita del community organizing in tutto il mondo!

A Marshall Ganz si uniranno diversi relatori che operano in prima linea nello sviluppo della leadership civica e del cambiamento in Italia: Stefano Zordan dell’Adriano Olivetti Leadership Institute e Pietro Mensi di FutureVox.

L’evento si terrà sulla piattaforma Zoom, consentendo così di connettersi da qualsiasi luogo, e sarà disponibile l’interpretazione simultanea inglese<>italiano. Assicuratevi il vostro posto registrandovi qui e preparatevi a un evento coinvolgente e globale.

Ci auguriamo di vedervi presto!

Q&A

La narrazione pubblica è l’arte di tradurre i valori in azione. Si tratta di raccontare storie coinvolgenti che entrino in connessione con le emozioni delle persone, con il loro senso del sé e con la visione che hanno del mondo. Una narrazione efficace può motivare le persone ad agire, a sostenere una causa o a unirsi a un movimento.

 Marshall Ganz è uno stimato professore dell’Università di Harvard e un esperto di organizing e leadership comunitaria. Il suo lavoro è stato determinante nel plasmare le strategie e le tattiche dei movimenti sociali in tutto il mondo. Nei suoi lavori, Ganz sottolinea il ruolo della narrazione nella costruzione delle comunità, nello sviluppo dei leader e nella mobilitazione degli individui per promuovere il cambiamento.

Il libro esplora esempi emblematici, come il boicottaggio degli autobus di Montgomery, il movimento dei braccianti agricoli guidato da Cesar Chavez e la campagna presidenziale di Barack Obama, per illustrare come una narrazione efficace e il community organizing possano generare cambiamenti sociali significativi.

Comprendere il potere della narrazione pubblica può offrire spunti preziosi a organizzatori, attivisti e a chiunque sia interessato a generare cambiamento in Italia. Il libro prende in esame i movimenti globali ed evidenzia come tali strategie di narrazione possano essere adattate alle esigenze e alle cause locali italiane.

 L’Adriano Olivetti Leadership Institute (OLI) promuove una visione della leadership che pone le persone al centro del cambiamento sociale. Il suo lavoro si concentra sulla formazione di figure di leadership, su iniziative che ispirano la comunità e sulla promozione di nuove idee per una società più giusta ed equa.

Sì! Si tratta di un evento online su piattaforma Zoom, per cui è possibile partecipare da qualsiasi parte del mondo, purché si disponga di una connessione a Internet.

L’evento si svolgerà il 6 marzo 2024 alle 12:00 PM (ET) / 18:00 (CET). Assicuratevi di verificare il fuso orario per la vostra località specifica. È possibile farlo cliccando [QUI]

 No, l’evento è gratuito ed è rivolto a chiunque sia interessato all’argomento.

È possibile registrarsi all’evento al seguente link.

Speakers & presenters

Marshall Ganz
Marshall Ganz

As Rita E. Hauser Senior Lecturer in Leadership, Organizing, and Civil Society at the Kennedy School of Government(click to read more).

Stefano Zordan
Stefano Zordan

Stefano is a graduate in Political Science from Harvard University. Coming… (click to read more).

Elena Stella
Elena Stella

Elena is a translator hailing from Ivrea, Italy, specializing in converting the intricacies of English… (click to read more).

Pietro Mensi
Pietro Mensi

With 12 years of dedicated experience, Pietro Mensi has been a catalyst for positive change, aiding NGOs, political… (click to read more).

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Sachiko Osawa
Sachiko OsawaCommunity of Practice Coordinator, LCN Academy

For more information about this event please contact Sachiko Osawa

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