Special Interest Group
Nurturing and Weaving Networks
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Hilda Campbell MBE posted an update 2 days ago
Hi Everyone
Great session with John from Hexitime. We would like to invite you to a workshop to be held online 22nd June 4.30pm-5.30pm this is an overview
22nd June 4.30pm-5.30pm
In this Hexitime workshop we will be supporting SIG members to consider 4 key areas that can provide the starting point of a thriving collaborative community:
1. What…Read more
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Hilda Campbell MBE created the document Challenges on the sea of life and anchors 2 days ago
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Gary Mudge joined 2 days, 19 hours ago
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Hello Gary
Welcome to the nurturing and weaving network SIG glad to have you join. I am posting an online event for SIG members to connect and explore ideas, it will be on the 22nd June 4.30-5.30pm with hexitime I hope you can make it. My direct email is hilda@cope-scotland.org
I look forward to connecting with you
kind regards
Hilda
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Hilda Campbell MBE posted an update 4 days ago
Hello everyone
Sorry for the radio silence over the past month, do not know where the time has flown! I am sure this is something we can all identify with and one of the areas I am keen to explore when we get together. With so many competing priorities how do we find the time to do what needs to be done while still finding time to invest in…Read more
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Chioma Obasi joined 4 days, 21 hours ago
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Hello Chioma
Thank you for your interest in the nurturing & weaving networks special interest group. We are in the process of organising an online get together to explore the hopes members have of the group. In the meantime please feel free to also direct email me hilda@cope-scotland.org if you would find that helpful
I look forward to…Read more
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Hello Anita
I am sorry not to have welcomed you to the nurturing and weaving special interest group sooner. We hope soon to organise an online connection session to get to know each other better and also to ensure the direction of travel for the SIG meets members needs. In the meantime if helpful please feel free to email me directly…Read more
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Hello Sharon
Welcome to the nurturing and weaving networks special interest group. I am sorry it has taken so long for me to welcome you to the SIG. We hope soon to be arranging an informal online catch up to help us connect with each other and explore where we go together with the SIG. In the meantime if helpful this is my direct email…Read more
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Thank you Hilda, so pleased to be part of your group!
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Hilda Campbell MBE posted an update 1 month ago
We know the value of networking and weaving between networks, many of us may also recognise the stress that can often go along with what appears to be a network, but is really a meeting. Stress as perhaps people have been busy rushing from one place to another, busy as their to do list keeps getting bigger, busy as there just doesn’t seem enough…Read more
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Hilda Campbell MBE created the document Mind Map Supporting Q connections 1 month ago
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Hilda Campbell MBE posted an update 1 month ago
Great news all, the application to the Supporting Q connections fund was successful. There are just some logistics to sort out then I am hoping we can arrange a time to meet, share ideas and take forward adopting and adapting the network weavers handbook as a resource we can all use in supporting ourselves and our networks.
I am also keen to see…Read more
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Hilda Campbell MBE posted an update 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Hi Kristin
Thank you for your kind words. Think one of key factors in peer support is feeling safe and trust and being able to handle differences of opinion. There are a series of learning tools on our site https://www.cope-scotland.org/courses-off/safe-spaces-workshop this related more to peer led and informal groups perhaps where people had a…Read more
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Deep wisdom and I would welcome hearing from others about how trust is fostered at the community or group level when there has been harm done and repair is fragile and slow. Seems like I find myself holding those truths in numerous places these days. A sign of the conditions and need for skillful weavers, eh? Who is up for a tea time with me and…Read more
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Definitely, it feels in many ways the pulling together we all experienced at the height of the pandemic and during lockdown where new ways to be were needed are disappearing as ‘the new normal’ begins to form and in some ways bringing with it some of the old tensions, especially where there is competition for resources
Networking is how we…Read more
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Joriam Ramos joined 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Hi Joriam
I hope all is well. Keen on connecting and exploring ideas about a welcome pack for new members to the SIG. One of things hope to discuss at our first virtual get together
Hilda 🙂
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Hilda Campbell MBE posted an update 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Hi All
one of the themes which came from exploring ideas about networking was peer support. Peer support can take so many forms. The following offer some ideas around setting up a peer support group https://www.cope-scotland.org/wellbeing-tips/entry/in-many-settings-peer-support-matters Is there interest in exploring how we do this around…Read more
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@hilda-campbell-mbe@davidelder@davidelderWow I had to forward those resources on to my LinkedIn network so more people can see the beautiful and radically useful materials produced by COPE-Scotland. Lastly week I watched a peer support group that erred on too little structure fall apart. it is such an art and science. I would like to connect with…Read more
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Hilda Campbell MBE posted an update 2 months ago
Just to share exciting opportunity being shared by the Staff wellbeing SIG https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/collaborative-approach-to-joy-in-work-tickets-268870287267
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About this group
Inspired by Q’s ‘Network Weaving’ learning series, this special interest group has been established to explore how we connect and nurture Network Weaving for improvement. Our initial plans are to work with June Holley and Kristin Johnstad to adapt the Network Weaver Handbook into a suite of resources for improvers, which can be shared and added to as the SIG develops.
If you attended the Network Weaving Learning series – or just resonate with this work – and are keen to connect to share how you are taking learning forward then please we would love to hear from you.
The groups is convened by Hilda Campbell and co-convened by Mandy Andrew.
