What’s On
Learn, Reflect and Practise Together
Community Powered Responses offers workshops, Practice Circles, co-design sessions and public conversations throughout the year. Browse upcoming events below and join a growing community of practitioners committed to participation, inclusion and accountable practice.
October 2026
21
OCT · WED
Power to Praxis Practice Circle
Completion: Exit, Legacy and Responsibility
Online · 12:00pm–1:30pm (AEDT)
Explore ethical project closure, sustainability, accountability and the legacies projects leave behind.
November 2026
2
NOV · MON
Intersectionality workshop series
Intersectionality in Practice: Understanding Power, Lived Experience and Designing Change
Online · 1:00pm–3:30pm (AEDT)
Intersectionality in Practice is a three-part facilitated online workshop series for people who want to move from understanding intersectionality as a concept to using it as a practical approach.
18
NOV · WED
Power to Praxis Practice Circle
Meta-Reflection: Systems, Culture and Incentives
Online · 12:00pm–1:30pm (AEDT)
Step back to examine the organisational systems, cultures and incentives that shape our work.
December 2026
16
DEC · WED
Power to Praxis Practice Circle
Commitment: Turning Reflection into Practice
Online · 12:00pm–1:30pm (AEDT)
Conclude the year by identifying practical commitments that strengthen reflective practice into the year ahead.
Looking for an organisational workshop?
Most Community Powered Responses workshops can also be delivered for organisations, partnerships and project teams, and adapted to your context and learning goals. Get in touch to start the conversation.
Moments from the practice
Workshops, circles and field visits
Earlier in the year International Water Centre supported myself and colleagues from The University of the South Pacific and Solomon Islands National University to take part in this 6 week course diving into diverse SOGIESC and development. Relevant to anyone working with or alongside communities in the development and humanitarian space. So many learnings, challenges to the way we practice, and chances to explore topics in a safe environment. Lana Woolf is a gentle and generous facilitator. Recommended!
Rosie Sanderson — Engineer & Project Officer, WASH & Waste at International Water Centre (2023)
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New workshops and circles are announced throughout the year
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