Orienting Future Form

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Organisation

Section A : Professional Role and Background

1. Please describe your role in the social enterprise sector (50-150 words)

Eg. Would you consider your role as any of the following: researcher, consultant, coach, grassroots organiser, leader in an established enterprise, funder, peak body etc.

2. Please describe any prior experience you have in social change, ecological conservation, decolonisation or related fields. (50-150 words)

If yes, please describe your experience

4. Do you identify as a member of any of these communities?

If yes, please provide a brief overview:

Section B : Focus & Lived Experience

6. What key issues or communities does your work aim to support?

Eg. ecological sustainability, economic justice, marginalised social groups

If yes please share any details you're comfortable with :

Section C : Impact & Change-Making

8. In what ways do you or your organisation contribute to positive change in the social enterprise sector? What are the positive impacts of your social enterprise & how do you contribute to them? (150 words)

9. What power/influence do you have regarding changemaking within your social enterprise? (50-150 words)

Section D : Challenges & Barriers

10. What do you see as the biggest challenges or roadblocks to creating positive change in your work, your organisation, or the broader sector? (50-150 words)

Section E : Motivation & Contribution

11. What unique perspectives, experiences, or skills do you bring to this work?

12. What do you hope to contribute to, and also gain from, participating in this initiative?

13. Please indicate your familiarity with the following 3 themes of this program:

Theme 1 : Understanding of ecological & regenerative obligations to adapt social enterprise practices within planetary boundaries.

Theme 2 : Practicing decolonial obligation towards ourselves, settings and the systems we subscribe to.

Theme 3 : Identifying inequities that exist in the work that social enterprise actors do, and shifting our ways of seeing, doing and being, towards intersectional equity and trauma informed practice.

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