How to amplify your impact: Discover the Catalyst Lab!

Are you curious about how to contribute to systems change and make a lasting impact? Have you ever wondered, how systems change methodologies can be applied and put to practical use? Do you want to learn how inner and outer work interplay to create meaningful, sustainable transformations?

The upcoming Catalyst Lab starts in September 2024 and empowers changemakers with tools and methodologies for awareness-based systems change. This year’s focus is on intergenerational combining, aiming to future-proof our society by fostering dynamic interactions and new ways of collaboration. You can find more information and the complete course description here.

We warmly invite you to our in-person info event on Wednesday, August 28th, at Impact Hub Lausanne.

What to expect:

• Catalyst Lab journey: Learn about this unique learning journey designed to elevate your changemaking efforts, and how the topic of intergenerational combining will be addressed.

• Awareness-based systems change: Understand how the duality of inner and outer work is central to creating long-lasting, positive change on a systemic level and how the Catalyst Lab can help you achieve greater impact with your work.

• Learning Community: What happens after the Catalyst Lab? Learn more about our Learning Community and our Project Nursery.

• Interactive Q&A: Get all your questions answered about the Catalyst Lab, its impact, and how you can be a part of it.

• Networking opportunity: Connect with like-minded individuals passionate about driving positive change.

Hosts: Virginia Robson, collaboratio helvetica team, and Katalin Hausel, collaboratio helvetica’s Catalyst Lab host

Language: English

Who can join this event?
Everyone interested in learning more about the topic and getting to know collaboratio helvetica is warmly invited to join! If you are thinking of joining the upcoming Catalyst Lab, or if you are still hesitant if it’s the right programme for you, this event will provide you with all the information.

Fee: Free of charge