Tackle food waste by becoming a Snactivist… from the comfort of your desk
Snact now to tackle food waste Food waste has been getting a lot of press recently. Globally, it’s estimated that 1/3 of the food we grow is wasted, and in […]
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Liminal Space and Fear of Change – Thoughts by Jo Hunter of 53 Million Artists
At a foraged supper club this Monday, a story for another time, I was lucky enough to run into friend to 6-Heads, Jo Hunter of 53 Million Artists. While reminiscing […]
You are invited to a whole week of fun at The Hospital Club’s Sustainability Week : 22nd – 28th November
Dear Friends, Members and Sustainability Wizards in our 6-heads community, You are all invited to be part of a 7 day sustainability journey at The Hospital Club in Covent Garden. […]
Exploring Liminal Space – Flying Reflections on Bravery by Felicia Jackson.
I was lucky enough to be invited to take part in Six Heads second experiential exploration on the flying trapeze. The event was intended to help us explore how we address change, both organisationally and personally… it’s the joy that sticks with you. The joy that comes of asking your body to do something that your brain thinks is a bad idea, and it does it anyway.
The “So What” Factor – Making your sustainability reporting matter
Last Thursday I had the pleasure of co-hosting my second Oomph seminar with brothers Dan and Ben Vivian; collectively the Vivian Partnership. Oomph seminars are interactive lunch time sessions to […]
The Marine Foundation Living Sculptures in the Sea Program – Apsara: Spirits of the Sea
Apsara, is the most recent sculpture to be created for the Marine Foundation’s Living sculptures in the sea program; an on-going series of permanent underwater art installations which address coral reef degradation and raises awareness of the pressing need to protect the health of the oceans. The interactive sculptures combine innovative theories of coral gardening, artificial reef, fish habitation and coral stabilisation whereby serving two functions; to look stunning and restore damaged marine eco-systems; facilitating eco-tourism and sustainable sources of income for the local communities.
Wake up, Freak Out – Then Get a Grip
“These are extraordinary times. Preventing runaway global warming is the single most important task in all of human history – and it has fallen to us to do it”
Guest Blog – What is liminality and what has it to do with behaviour change?
This morning I caught up with Viv McWaters who first introduced me to the concept of linking liminality to behaviour change when I read her blog back in 2010. Four […]
An invitation into liminal space – experiential exploration on the flying trapeze
6Heads invite you to join us for our second year of experiential exploration of liminal space on the flying trapeze We will examine the rationality of our individual and organisational […]
6Heads take you to the Concrete Jungle to learn about Earthships for our August members meet
“Nature does nothing uselessly” and neither should we. So, come join, get involved, we’ve got another treat in store. 6heads & Concrete Jungle would like to welcome you to the […]
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