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Author: Helena Kettleborough
Publisher: Centre for Connected Practice
Imprint: Centre for Connected Practice
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 2.70cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.708kg
ISBN: 9781916300811
ISBN 10: 1916300812
Pages: 486
Publication Date: 01 June 2023
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
"""Hope in a time of increasingly traumatic disruption is an elusive quality, but Kettleborough offers us that emotional support, with impressive realism and total integrity. I much enjoyed this book."" Jonathon Porritt, Co-Founder Forum for the Future, author and campaigner ""Journey to Hopeful Futures is a guide to once again find humanity's place in a living earth, to rediscover our relations as members of the earth community, reclaim the sacred and through participation in living processes, regenerate Gaia."" Vandana Shiva, ecologist, philosopher, physicist and Ecofeminist ""This book is a must read!... Her suggestions for participatory actions will engage the reader with actionable solutions."" Mary Evelyn Tucker, Yale University, Co-Author Journey of the Universe ""This handbook is a rich and stimulating sourcebook for people seeking to live into and help generate hopeful futures for us all."" Judi Marshall, Professor Emerita in Learning and Leadership, Lancaster University Management School"
Author Information
Helena Kettleborough is a writer, speaker and advocate for social and environmental change. Holding a Master's in responsible enterprise and a PhD in management, learning and leadership, she has worked extensively for equalities, community development and neighbourhood regeneration.Currently teaching Responsible Business Practice and Sustainable Development at Manchester Metropolitan University, Helena is active in her local neighbourhood and with faith groups, addressing grief for biodiversity loss and climate change and the need to take action. She is a director of the Association of Sustainability Practitioners and established the Centre for Connected Practice in 2015. She is a founding committee member of her local residents' association in inner city Manchester. She has published extensively in practice, academic and education journals and books.Helena draws on her career as a senior manager in Local Authorities delivering community development, learning and neighbourhood regen-eration services across North West England as examples of what communities can achieve together as well as her experience as a mother, neighbour and campaigner.Helena is currently leading a university/community joint project to plant 470 trees in her neighbourhood, having successfully planted 47. Next stop 4,700!You can find out more about Helena and her research and learning work at https: //c4cp.net and her work in the community on the same website and clicking 'Creative Rusholme'.
