SDN 2022 Annual Workshop Bungendore

To Be Advised

Silver Wattle Quaker Centre Homestead

Covid-19 awareness is required from all participants.

Where:

Silver Wattle Quaker Centre Ltd 1063 Lake Road Bungendore NSW 2621

When:

Please arrive at 5pm on 5/05/2022 and leave by 9am on 10/05/2022

As we emerge from another year of Covid lockdowns, let’s get together again and talk about real, authentic ways to build back better, how we can promote social change to meet the challenges we face, co-operation strategies and personal growth.

Bring your story, from the personal to the political, the local to the global, and become part of this workshop’s dynamic agenda. Feel empowered to be a more effective catalyst for social change. Enjoy this time with conviviality, conversation and ideas. No previous experience of SDN workshops needed.

Payment of Balance

Workshop Report

Participants at the May 2022 SDN workshop at Bungendore/Lake George.

Participants at the May 2022 SDN workshop at Bungendore/Lake George. (Report on the workshop coming soon)

The annual Social Developers Network workshop was held at the Silver Wattle Quaker Centre, Lake George via Bungendore. Their website is silverwattle.org.au The Centre also catered for us, an unusual occurrence for SDN workshops. Meals were all vegetarian, and all delicious.

Participants arrived on the afternoon of Thursday 5 May, settled into the comfortable accommodation, had a cuppa and met our hosts. After dinner, we assembled for the usual ‘welcome circle;’ where each participant introduced themselves with some basic information about who we are and why we are at the workshop, with all others just listening.

The workshop took place over four days – Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. On the Sunday afternoon a few of us went into Bungendore to explore this touristy town, and from time-to-time people went for short walks. Lake George was full of water, this being an intense La Nina period with a lot of rainfall. Fortunately, it didn’t rain during our stay but it was quite cold outside.

A fascinating variety of presentations were offered, as the following session titles indicate -