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KEI Network – Issue #171 – Navigating Society’s Increasing Irritability
Navigating Society's Increasing Irritability Europe has swung right and now Britian has followed. The election of the Labour Party has been attributed to the impact of the Reform Party eroding support
KEI Network – Issue #161 – Governing Communities – Is Change Imminent?
If you haven't done so already view/listen to "Governing Communities - Understanding the Problems in Municipal Relationships and Their Recommendations " HERE https://youtu.be/aY_5Sp_1-KM The video fea
KEI Network – Issue #160 – Taking Action
View/listen to Thursday's webinar "Governing Communities - Episode #2. Understanding the Problems in Municipal Relationships and Their Recommendations " HERE https://youtu.be/aY_5Sp_1-KM featuring a p
KEI Network – Issue #152 – Apathy Implies Consent – The Consequences Can Be Profound
Apathy Implies Consent - The Consequences Can Be Profound The ramifications of apathy stretch far beyond mere disinterest; they permeate the very fabric of our families, democracies, and public servic
KEI Network – Issue #149 – Thinking For Building Resilience
"Why?" I asked, only to learn that they have ample time to reflect: they have little to do in winter and spend hours plowing row after row. Today, there's a noticeable rural/urban divide, with urban c
KEI Network – Issue #124 – Season 2022/2023 Summary
We've discussed neoliberalism and the rise in social conflict - including the loss of humour HERE . Mark Milke shared his perspective, the implications for Canada, and his rationale for establishing t
KEI Network – Issue #122 – Who is Standing on Guard for Thee?
Revisiting concerns about freedom and responsibility Technology & Engineering - Changing everything ... fast HERE Socio-demographics & Governance - Impacts and transitions ... underway HERE SPECIAL -
KEI Network – Issue #116 – Ready Set – ELECTION TIME
Choice matters - impacting health and education, jobs and the environment WEBINAR VIDEOS Last week What's on Your Plate? KEI's Archive Candidate Questions - What do you want to know? Please complete t
KEI Network – Issue #110x – Democracy ringing widely
The decline in the value of knowledge, I mused, is signaling the emergence of a new Age, heralding the value of emotion and creativity. The forces and sources of change have converged: economic - glob
KEI Network – Issue #110 – Good news – Protesting is widespread
HERE The webinar explored the role of humour in addressing personal and societal conflict. The topic seemed timely given that for several weeks we have been identifying and exploring the excesses of f
KEI Network – Issue #87 – Resetting the World Order
The Network's follow-on discussion was insightful, sobering, and civil! What is clear is that institutions with global influence/ leaders have yielded to the temptation to exercise their collective in
KEI Network – Issue #72 – Eroding trust from within
Special interests do contribute to governance by challenging the status quo, serving as a source of innovation and change, often gaining power by tempering or merging with a related interest(s). As sp