By Chris Kotur (WCLP’94), LV’s Leader in Residence Don’t stop learning about good leadership during crises…we need to draw on all we know to offer confidence and hope right now and afterwards… Many thousands of Victorians have come through successive waves of trauma and crises,...
We’d like to update you on the changes Leadership Victoria is putting in place to help keep our participants, clients, staff and broader community safe as we face COVID-19. While we are all dealing with the immediate disruption at the moment, LV is positive about...
Poem written by 2019 Williamson Alumna Well hello over there It’s me, the future you Don’t worry, I won’t stay too long I’ve got a job to do I see you’re busy packing Sprawling clothes all over your bed Heading to Marysville in...
In March, the 2020 Williamson cohort are exploring the theme of belonging and its different forms in the context of place, identity, community and work. They’ll be examining attitudes towards cultural diversity, inclusion and heritage and considering the challenges for community groups as well as...
The LV team put together this storytelling piece from the 2020 Williamson Welcome Immersive. Following this, the 2020 Williamson peer groups will take over the storytelling duties and we will be sharing these reflections from the program from time to time over the year. This...
The Everyday Opportunity By Kipp Kaufmann (FCLP’17) When was the last time you had a great opportunity just drop in your lap? You may have been working towards a new challenge or opportunity that has come along or maybe you didn’t see it coming and...
Making Australia a Better Place Constantine Oscuchukwa doesn’t lack leadership. He’s the Anglican priest at St Paul’s Bakery Hill Ballarat. But Constantine valued mentorship through the New and Emerging Communities Leadership Program (NECLP) because he says leaders “never stop learning”. Specifically, he wanted to improve...
The Gift of an Embassy What can you contribute to a nation that has to rebuild itself from nothing and is one of your closest neighbours? In 2002, LV, the Rotary Club of Melbourne and Dr José Ramos-Horta, Nobel Prize winner and President of Timor-Leste,...
Reducing Recidivism Rates for Young Male Offenders Rates of recidivism for young offenders in Victoria are high. In 2005, 66 percent of young Victorians released from prison went on to reoffend, increasing the likelihood that they would enter the adult prison system. Yet only three...
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