Transformation Horizon

By: Judy Oyedele & Sasha Farley
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  • Stories of people in different places, spaces, and contexts who are using Organization Development to shape the world.
    2024
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Science Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Reflections on Toronto's Mentorship Project

    Reflections on Toronto's Mentorship Project
    Nov 21 2024
    In this episode, we learn about what makes impactful mentorship programs successful, like the one described from Episode 3.7 for Toronto's Regent Park, that bridged gaps between different community segments and fostered economic opportunities. Judy and Sasha discuss the importance of context and highlighting what people care about to build stronger social connections and how they contribute to the overall well-being and cohesion of communities. The question we have for YOU... 🔎 What challenges do you see when trying to build social connections within communities and/or the workplace? Listen to Episode 3.7 to get caught up! Click here 💌 Have a question, comment, or a recommendation for a perfect guest? Please email us at TransformationHorizon@gmail.com. 🫶 Like what you hear and want to hear more? Support us by subscribing to our Patreon! https://patreon.com/TransformationHorizonPodcast #ODHorizonStories
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    47 mins
  • Lessons from Toronto's Mentorship Project: Listening, Learning, and Flourishing

    Lessons from Toronto's Mentorship Project: Listening, Learning, and Flourishing
    Oct 24 2024
    In this episode, Sasha and Judy sit down with Layla Zia, a social activist and community development specialist, to explore the fascinating realm of qualitative data in social initiatives. Layla shares insightful stories from her work in Toronto's Regent Park, highlighting the symbiotic relationship between qualitative and quantitative data. They delve into how listening without preconceived notions can unveil new perspectives and drive meaningful social change. Through candid discussions, the episode uncovers best practices for engaging communities, fostering mentorship, and implementing social projects. They also touch on the transformative power of social connections, particularly in mixed-income neighborhoods. Whether you're interested in community development, data-driven initiatives, or the evolving dynamics of mentorship, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. 💌 Have a question, comment, or a recommendation for a perfect guest? Please email us at TransformationHorizon@gmail.com. 🫶 Like what you hear and want to hear more? Support us by subscribing to our Patreon! https://patreon.com/TransformationHorizonPodcast #ODHorizonStories
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    53 mins
  • Reflections on TEDx

    Reflections on TEDx
    Sep 19 2024
    In this episode, we reflect on Judy and Minal's conversation following their experience attending a TEDx event. We explore the complexities of managing organizational change and the importance of handling both pre- and post-change periods to maintain productivity and well-being, and challenge the relevance of traditional theories in today's fast-paced environment. We also highlight AI's role in streamlining processes and discuss 'holacracy' as a decentralized organizational structure that can potentially balance individual needs with organizational goals. The question we have for YOU... 🔎 How can organizations find a balance between participatory methods and the need for quick decision-making? 💌 Have a question, comment, or a recommendation for a perfect guest? Please email us at TransformationHorizon@gmail.com. 🫶 Like what you hear and want to hear more? Support us by subscribing to our Patreon! https://patreon.com/TransformationHorizonPodcast #ODHorizonStories
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    43 mins

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