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This space has been created to honour your individual experience of IAP2 and to begin to develop a shared understanding of what has brought us here so that we can use the time together in Denver to constructively imagine our future.
This space has been created to honour your individual experience of IAP2 and to begin to develop a shared understanding of what has brought us here so that we can use the time together in Denver to constructively imagine our future.
This is my lived experience as a member of IAP2 written
during the travel time to Denver. I was going to sanitize it a bit, but then I
read Leah Jaramillo’s story and I am grateful for your honesty and telling it
like it was for you. And as you write, I hope the many stories can be heard and
acknowledged and with the understanding that can be gained through the shared
stories, we can take the useful stuff with us as we shape our future.
I started work in local government in South Australia (SA)
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I wrote this story last week, but then managed to lose it before sending, so I'm trying again.
I have a 20 year history with IAP2. Not as long as some, but a lot longer than many. My first connection was the Toronto conference in 1997 that I attended as part of a very small Australasian group. I think there were 3 of us there and my strongest memory is my delight in finding myself for 3 days in the company of 300 or more like minded people, where I didn't have to explain what I did! I learned a... Continue reading
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As a young P2 practitioner, I was so pleased to take the IAP2 Foundations training and learn about best practices in the field. This amazing experience encouraged me to become a member, get engaged in the Intermountain Chapter and begin taking additional trainings. I felt like I had found "my people."
Several years later I attended the IAP2 conference in San Diego. I was excited to attend my first professional (non-academic) conference, to learn and grow and network with my peers and mentors. There I learned about the planned change to the Federation model. It was very disappointing and alienating... Continue reading
