GULL Highlights 2011
A chronological review of the year featuring some of the key events, images and outcomes. GULL uses action learning to help communities and organizations to sustain learning and apply the outcomes. Our priority is the low paid, marginalized groups and in economic terms, the world’s poorest communities. For example, in Papua New Guinea an estimated 85 per cent of the population live in subsistence communities.
Cascading the Samoan community partnership
3rd November - Members of the Voice of Samoan People (VOSP) hosted a meeting in Brisbane to explore next steps for the on-going collaborative partnership between VOSP, Griffith University, TAFE Queensland and GULL. Griffith University is serving as the lead agency and utilizing the GULL action learning system to strengthen its engagement with marginalized communities.
Personal Viability (PV) & GULL
6th November - ‘Personal Viability’ (PV) is holistic human development which embraces the physical, mental, spiritual, emotional and financial aspects of human life. Although the PV process is applicable to both community and workplace settings, EDTC’s focus is to help subsistence community participants at ‘grassroots’ level to achieve self reliance and financial independence.