Liz Skelton

@LizSkelton2015

CoFounder & Director Collaboration for Impact. for . Co-author: The Australian Leadership Paradox & Lost Conversations

Sydney
collaborationforimpact.com
Joined January 2009
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    Mar 13

    Do you ‘Pay What it Takes’ to create impact? Come & hear Ilana Atlas ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ from The Smith Family and ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ as we discuss in Oz philanthropy

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    Mar 9

    What the fuck is he doing now ? Meanwhile, in Lismore…

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    Feb 28

    Treated water supply critically low in Mullumbimby

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    Feb 24

    People marching through central Moscow this evening chanting “No to War!”

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  5. Feb 9

    8 years ago & I set up CFI . Today delighted to be handing over reins to the safe hands of excited re the possibility & look forward to continuing to support its growth from the Board & systems change leadership &

    Today CFI is delighted to welcome Anna Powell as the new CEO. Anna is a natural and fitting successor to Co-Founders Kerry Graham and Liz Skelton. Click through to read the message from the CFI Board and departing messages from the Co-Founders.
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    Feb 3

    "To get to more radical outcomes, we need more radical ways of working together. It is both as simple and as hard as that." - The Relational Work of Systems Change by , recently published in the . More here:

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    Feb 2

    A Tennessee school board recently removed the graphic novel about the Holocaust from middle school curriculums.

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    Jan 30

    We're just 50 people away from reaching 3,000 followers! We're the elected Assembly of Traditional Owners in Victoria working towards Australia's first ever with First Peoples -- can you RT and help us reach 3,000 followers? 🖤💛❤️

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    Jan 24

    “As a result of this conversation, I will read, learn, and listen to First Nations people about what this day means for them”- a participant shared. Watch the Deep Collaboration webinar and share with us what will you do differently on January 26:

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    Jan 25

    Brilliant Reading! Liz Skelton on the of !

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    Jan 21

    To the refugees detained in Carlton’s Park Hotel, the arrival of Novak Djokovic felt like a miracle – if only the attention he brought would continue now he’s gone. By The sky of this cage.

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    Jan 21

    It is said that the speed of time for each person is a function of the material and spiritual conditions of that person. For the residents of this detention facility, we are facing a phenomenon called time stoppage – or at least its very slow movement.

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    Jan 21

    “They took our names away and gave us numbers, and that was our identity. Nine years later, I still have no name.."

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    Jan 20

    "I didn't commit any crimes. All I did was ask for safety when I was a child and I did the time for that by spending almost a decade in detention".

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    Jan 16

    I came to Australia asking for safety when I was just 15 years old. Now I am 24 and still in detention. If I'm not a refugee, why would I endure such a difficult time as a child if I have the option to go back to where I came from? Even then, I'm not safe in detention either.

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    Jan 10

    "We are political sacrifices," says 24-year-old refugee , who has been detained by Australian immigration authorities after seeking asylum nine years ago. Ali is being held at the same Melbourne hotel as unvaccinated tennis star Novak Djokovic.

    Detention of Novak Djokovic sheds light on plight of refugees
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    Jan 9

    Please record the awkward moment when you tell them you’ve spent most of your career campaigning to have people from Eastern Europe deported.😉

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    In the trophy room with Novak's brother Djordje.
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    Jan 9

    Hey , don’t spose you wanna lend your legal team to the refugees who have been seeking freedom for much longer? It’d be the sporting thing to do

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    Jan 9

    “The cumulative effect of Australia's historical, structural, and cultural context is that collective impact is framed and practiced with an explicit focus on power.” Interesting article by ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁩

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