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CHANGE CATALYST: A PROFILE OF JOSIE MCLEAN
Josie, McLean, a founder of the coaching industry in Australia, is passionate about cultivating conditions for profound change in organisational cultures. It’s a change, she says, that begins in the people themselves. Liz Hall reports Read more
EMBEDDING WELLNESS
Kathryn Jackson’s ‘Buckle up’ series offers insights from coaching during turbulent times. Chapter Three: A stronger future Read more
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE
How do coaches address their unconscious bias, attitudes and behaviours when discussing issues around race, diversity and inclusion? Catherine Wade reports Read more
SPEAK UP WITHOUT FEAR
We can no longer accept a lack of cultural diversity in coaches, says Salma Shah, in response to Rita Symons’ article on racism in a recent issue of the magazine Read more
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