Netball taught me well...

A number of you will know that I played netball from a very early age (and for a long time); you may recall that I wrote a blog about What netball has taught me. I was reminded of another lesson last week, learnt from most likely my very first day on court … more about that later.

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Written by geoff Tuesday, 15 June 2021 00:00

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Courage in the Lucky Country – A Perspective on Australian Organisations

In February we presented the results of insium’s workplace Courage Questionnaire (CQ) at our #DareToDisocver online forum.

Our workplace CQ collected data on 38 workplace situations which were grouped into 5 categories:

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Merry Christmas and a Courageous 2021

Written by geoff Thursday, 17 December 2020 00:00

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#Merry Christmas and a Courageous 2021!

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A SAFE, PROSPEROUS & COURAGEOUS 2021 FROM ALL OF US AT INSIUM

This year, insium chooses to make a donation to Zoos Victoria. Zoos Victoria is a world-leading zoo-based conservation organisation, dedicated to fighting wildlife extinction. By strengthening the connection between people and wildlife, they hope to protect the future of animals and their homes.

Zoos Victoria is committed to fighting wildlife extinction. They work with scientists, wildlife experts and communities to save endangered species both nationally and internationally. Their goal is to be the world's leading zoo-based conservation organisation.

Zoos Victoria is involved in conservation programs in six countries, eight grass-roots community conservation campaigns, and more than 50 research projects. They inspire communities to commit to the conservation of wildlife and wild places by connecting people and wildlife. Their Wildlife Conservation Master Plan 2019-2024 is dedicated to the recovery of 27 threatened native species, outlining the work and projects they will undertake to save these species from extinction and excite our communities to fight for a future rich in wildlife.

Netball taught me well …