Research & learning

LOOKING AFTER YOUR WELLBEING IN TOUGH TIMES : Area one - Basics of Sustenance

LOOKING AFTER YOUR WELLBEING IN TOUGH TIMES : Area one - Basics of Sustenance

Area one is about the basics of sustenance. We can all benefit from a return to basics now and then. How many hours sleep do you function well on? If you don’t know this for sure, work it out. For the average healthy person if you have too much sleep you may feel sluggish, too little you may feel depleted. Clearly there are a range of things that impact whether we feel a little sluggish or depleted but by paying attention over time you will discern your magic number of sleep hours (give or take!).

VROOMING...IT'S THE NEW BEST THING

VROOMING...IT'S THE NEW BEST THING

As we start ‘spreading our wings’ and facilitating more face-to-face sessions we are finding new ways to mix up our processes and blending our insights from the last 12 months. As a result we have coined a new term ‘vrooming’ – this is when we blend mixed the face-to-face and virtual facilitation at the same time to bring the best of both worlds together.

FINDING THE BEST (ONLINE) TOOLS FOR THE JOB

FINDING THE BEST (ONLINE) TOOLS FOR THE JOB

Over the last year we have investigated and trialled a lot of different online tools. Whilst using these tools a few key insights have become clear to us.

In this article, we share some of the lessons we have learnt about deciding which online tool to use.

LEARNING IN YOUR OWN TIME

LEARNING IN YOUR OWN TIME

In the rush to end 2020 you may have missed our December newsletter. If you did, you missed seeing the launch of our new learning hub – MosaicLab’s Learning Network. The beauty of this space is that you can now access some of our tried and tested live training online and in your own time!

SENATE HEARING - INQUIRY INTO NATIONHOOD, NATIONAL IDENTITY AND DEMOCRACY

SENATE HEARING - INQUIRY INTO NATIONHOOD, NATIONAL IDENTITY AND DEMOCRACY

Our Managing Director, Nicole Hunter, appeared before the Australian Senate’s Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee Inquiry into Nationhood, National Identity and Democracy on the 13th of November. The Inquiry is concerned with exploring issues around the worldwide trend in public dissatisfaction with democratic politics, the erosion of trust in democratic institutions, and the challenges and opportunities they present.

MOSAICLAB LAUNCHES OUR NEW LEARNING NETWORK

MOSAICLAB LAUNCHES OUR NEW LEARNING NETWORK

MosaicLab is excited to launch our new training platform. Providing access to information on all of our courses, we are also now able to offer self-directed courses that you can begin online immediately or in your own time.

Find out more here.

TOOLS AND METHODS IN POLICY-MAKING - OUR MD TALKS AT UN ESCAP

TOOLS AND METHODS IN POLICY-MAKING - OUR MD TALKS AT UN ESCAP

The United Nations (UN) Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) recently ran a leadership learning session on environmental governance to provide policymakers with a better understanding of policy-making approaches to deal with the challenges of sustainable development. Our Managing Director, Nicole Hunter, spoke at the session.

NAVIGATING THE PANDEMIC - FOUR TIPS TO COPE AND CONNECT WITH PARTICIPANTS

NAVIGATING THE PANDEMIC - FOUR TIPS TO COPE AND CONNECT WITH PARTICIPANTS

Major crises, like what we are experiencing currently with COVID-19 globally, impacts every aspect of our lives. In our roles as engagement practitioners, it is crucial we are sensitive to the changes and feelings our participants may have undergone or are currently feeling during this time.

This article provides four tips to keep in mind when facilitating during times of massive change.