Accountability - JAHSE Symposium 2011
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The document discusses the need for establishing a unique framework for accountability within the context of Jamaican history and identity. It emphasizes the importance of owning one's history and practicing response-able thinking to create new solutions rather than relying on mainstream approaches. Continuous self-reflection and a willingness to take responsibility are highlighted as crucial for developing this new accountability.
Accountability - JAHSE Symposium 2011
- 1. Crafting a New Accountability Francis Wade Framework Consulting
- 2. An Inescapable, Unique Past
- 3. We Need to be Productive
- 6. 1. Own Our Own History
- 7. 2. Go Past Mere Understanding
- 8. 3. Practice Response-able thinking
- 9. 1. Own Our Own History
- 11. Force
- 12. Our ancestors the compliant
- 13. Fear
- 14. Accountability Became Blame, Guilt, Punishment
- 15. Work is seen as Theirs
- 17. Case govt job Case: A Government Job
- 18. Today Invisible Threads
- 19. Case 1 Migrating Jamaicans
- 20. Case 2 Churches and Communities
- 21. Vision Appeals Dont Work as Well
- 22. Identity Appeal Focuses on Who You Are
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- 24. gentlemen
- 27. Response-ability Contact francis@fwconsulting.com for the quote
- 28. Expanding the Circle What are you willing to be responsible for, that would be new for you? I am willing to be responsible for ___________ for the very first time.
- 29. Practice: Keep asking that question
- 30. A New Accountability Takes Work
- 31. We Need Our Own Solutions
- 32. Continuous Practice is the Answer