Are you as a school wondering how to increase community engagement with your families? In this post we draw very briefly on the work of Caldwell & Harris' work around the International Project to Frame the Transformation of Schools.
Many community groups, be it schools, churches, sporting clubs or local councils struggle to know how they can build their community and engage better with their constituents...
We have been working over recent months on developing a short statement about aeikon so that we can better communicate with you about who we are and what we do...
I was recently inspired by the non-fiction story - 13 Hours. It is an inside account of an infamous terror attack on a US Special Mission Compound and nearby CIA station in Benghazi, Libya...
I was recently inspired by the true story about the 'Hero of Hacksaw Ridge' which is a World War II story of Desmond Doss, a medic and conscientious objector who, because of his faith, refused to carry a weapon into battle...
The Mississippi bridge (1867-1874), stretching over the Mississippi River, was made to connect the five eastern and three western railroads near St Louis. The job of bridging the Mississipi River was a challenging endeavour...
What an exciting month it has been. Ray had the recent privilege of being invited to present at the Community Development Society and International Association for Community Development Conference on Sustaining Community Change in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Papua New Guinea has been in the headlines of late since riots erupted across the country. There has been reporting of dozens of wounded University students across the nation amid calls for Prime Minister Peter O'Neill to resign over corruption allegations. The tendency to report...
Last week we had the privilege of presenting to a group of school business manager's from Christian schools throughout Perth on the topic 'Governing for Change'.
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the seven wonders of the industrialised world. The bridge was designed by German born engineer John Augustus Roebling who died in the early phase of the project.
