Social Resilience
Today’s drop with Matt Thorne from RiskDiversity, Dave Whitefield from Semiosphere and Andrew Thornhill from Clarity Enabled,
Episode 5 “Social Resilience” with Gabrielle Carlton, Head of Workplace Wellbeing & Education at Mental Illness Education ACT (MIEACT)
“Sometimes we just want the silver bullet”
“It’s understanding that it is not black and white”
“Living in the messiness”
Gab Carlton from Matthew Thorne on Vimeo.
Matt Thorne
Executive Director at Risk Diversity
Risk Diversity coaches and mentors Companies and People to understand Leadership, Culture and Risk, helping them to humanise and harmonise their systems.
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Rob Long says
Thanks Gab. Yes if its not social, then its not resilience you are seeking and if its not a social action its a fixation on individual goals. I wonder what part power plays in all this and the common neoliberal idea that ethical responsibility is ‘individual’? This is now so pervasive in our society that we don’t even associate the notion of community with resilience. With such a notion its all about the power within the self to ‘will and to do’ not that the archetype of Society has a part to play. Indeed, it was that great neoliberal Margret Thatcher who said ‘there is no such thing as society’.
Rob C says
Thanks for the chat team. The concept that we are on a continuous cycle of ups and downs and that understanding that in itself is resilience is something quite relevant in current times.