Stephanie Gamauf's guest appearances

Stephanie Gamauf

The Community Development Podcast

Coworking Values Podcast

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Hello Folks! Another episode is up! And for this particular Coworking Values Podcast episode, we welcome one of our old friends from Stir to Action, Stephanie Gamauf who is the Co-Founder and producer for the coworking community called Ourspaceprojects in Brixton. She is a passionate community organizer. Stephanie will be talking about social entrepreneurship and all about the incoming Stir To Action Festival wherein she will be speaking in about Exploring Authentic Community Engagement. The Stir To Action Festival will be happening on September 1-3.

Hello Folks! Another episode is up! And for this particular Coworking Values Podcast episode, we welcome one of our old friends from Stir to Action, Stephanie Gamauf who is the Co-Founder and producer for the coworking community called Ourspaceprojects in Brixton. She is a passionate community organizer. Stephanie will be talking about social entrepreneurship and all about the incoming Stir To Action Festival wherein she will be speaking in about Exploring Authentic Community Engagement. The Stir To Action Festival will be happening on September 1-3.

Stephanie Gamauf - Stir To Action Initiative and Social Entrepreneurship

In this episode, we chat with Stephanie Gamauf who is leading two workshops with our friends from Stir To Action that explore how could create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development. Stephanie is a Community Organiser based in Brixton and Head of Partnerships at the Brixton Impact Hub, where she leads on programmes to support local economic growth. Her background is in international development and participatory democracy. In the past, she has been involved in community capacity building projects with NGOs and UN programmes in Mexico and Kenya.Coworking 2.0: Community Spaces For Social ActionDates &amp; Locations:Price:£75Times:10AM-4PMLondon 24 November 2018 - Space4 Finsbury ParkBook NowBristol, 16 March 2019Book Now* Low-Income Price: £50Book NowWorkshop detailsHow can we create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development? What is needed for these spaces to effectively support community business and be part of a movement for social change instead of gentrification? With a majority of coworking spaces situated in urban box parks and financial districts, their communities are primarily white, middle-class and increasingly isolated from the socio-economic challenges faced by citizens in surrounding neighbourhoods.Drawing from some of the most successful examples of community organising, this workshop equips you with a et of concrete steps to build bridges between entrepreneurship and development, and offers tools for the building of inclusive and meaningful communities.‍What To Expect‍— Coworking in a gentrification context.— Community Management vs Community Organising: Understanding the difference.— Becoming part of a local business ecosystem: New approaches to partnership-building.— Creating a culture of mutual aid.‍‍What I'll Leave With:— Basic principles of community organising.— A neighbourhood map of local organisations.— Strategies for targeted outreach and culture setting.— Strategies for building peer-to-peer business support.‍Who It's For:— Social business coaches and consultants.— Facilitators and organisers.— Founders and members of co-working spaces.

In this episode, we chat with Stephanie Gamauf who is leading two workshops with our friends from Stir To Action that explore how could create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development. Stephanie is a Community Organiser based in Brixton and Head of Partnerships at the Brixton Impact Hub, where she leads on programmes to support local economic growth. Her background is in international development and participatory democracy. In the past, she has been involved in community capacity building projects with NGOs and UN programmes in Mexico and Kenya. Coworking 2.0: Community Spaces For Social Action Dates &amp; Locations: Price:£75 Times:10AM-4PM London 24 November 2018 - Space4 Finsbury Park <a href="https://pay.gocardless.com/flow/RE000FW6XE8F1AE09HDH9X0K8S6BD50B" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Book Now</a> Bristol, 16 March 2019 <a href="https://pay.gocardless.com/flow/RE000FW6XFZ5SQWSGGYVK60FEK9QA9C5" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Book Now</a> * Low-Income Price: £50 <a href="https://pay.gocardless.com/flow/RE000FW6XGSZPTF5Q7KKKHJ9TPTQT58J" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Book Now</a> Workshop details How can we create coworking spaces that are relevant to local economic development? What is needed for these spaces to effectively support community business and be part of a movement for social change instead of gentrification? With a majority of coworking spaces situated in urban box parks and financial districts, their communities are primarily white, middle-class and increasingly isolated from the socio-economic challenges faced by citizens in surrounding neighbourhoods. Drawing from some of the most successful examples of community organising, this workshop equips you with a et of concrete steps to build bridges between entrepreneurship and development, and offers tools for the building of inclusive and meaningful communities. ‍ What To Expect ‍ — Coworking in a gentrification context. — Community Management vs Community Organising: Understanding the difference. — Becoming part of a local business ecosystem: New approaches to partnership-building. — Creating a culture of mutual aid. ‍‍What I'll Leave With: — Basic principles of community organising. — A neighbourhood map of local organisations. — Strategies for targeted outreach and culture setting. — Strategies for building peer-to-peer business support. ‍Who It's For: — Social business coaches and consultants. — Facilitators and organisers. — Founders and members of co-working spaces.

‍How Can We Create Coworking Spaces That Are Relevant To Local Economic Development? With Stephanie Gamauf

Having recently started working with community benefit society Indycube – who provide coworking spaces across Wales and beyond as well as offering a trade union for the self-employed – I was struck by a fascinating article in  issue 21 ofStir To Action magazine by Stephanie Gamauf, Director of Programmes at Brixton Impact Hub: ‘Community organising – Back to its roots’  In it Stephanie argued, among other things, that though coworking is a vital way of reducing loneliness and isolation among the increasing numbers of self-employed, freelance and independent workers, community organising based on sound community development principles can help mitigate the potential coworking has to exclude other local interests, or worse, deepen local inequalities. In this podcast Russell chats with Stephanie at Brixton Hub’s then-premises at Pop Brixton about the dangers of coworking environments contributing to the gentrification of communities; the importance of coworking spaces in reflecting the demographics and interests of how teh communities in which they are located; and how the term ‘community’ can be re-claimed via community organising. To learn more about why Russell has started The Community Development Podcast read this blog. You can also follow The Community Development Podcast on:         If you would like to support The Community Development Podcast you can become a patron at its Patreon site. The post Podcast #12: Community development, organising and coworking with Stephanie Gamauf appeared first on The Community Development Podcast.

<h6>Having recently started working with community benefit society <a href="http://www.indycube.community" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Indycube</a> – who provide coworking spaces across Wales and beyond as well as offering a trade union for the self-employed – I was struck by a fascinating article in  issue 21 of<a href="https://www.stirtoaction.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Stir To Action magazine</a> by <a href="https://www.twitter.com/StephanieGamauf" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Stephanie Gamauf</a>, Director of Programmes at <a href="https://www.twitter.com/hubbrixton" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Brixton Impact Hub</a>: ‘Community organising – Back to its roots’</h6> <a href="https://www.thecommunitydevelopmentpodcast.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/stir-21.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> In it Stephanie argued, among other things, that though coworking is a vital way of reducing loneliness and isolation among the increasing numbers of self-employed, freelance and independent workers, community organising based on sound community development principles can help mitigate the potential coworking has to exclude other local interests, or worse, deepen local inequalities. In this podcast <a href="https://www.twitter.com/llannerch" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Russell</a> chats with Stephanie at Brixton Hub’s then-premises at Pop Brixton about the dangers of coworking environments contributing to the gentrification of communities; the importance of coworking spaces in reflecting the demographics and interests of how teh communities in which they are located; and how the term ‘community’ can be re-claimed via community organising. To learn more about why Russell has started The Community Development Podcast read <a href="http://www.thecommunitydevelopmentpodcast.co.uk/introducing-the-cdpodcast/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">this blog</a>. You can also follow The Community Development Podcast on: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company-beta/11061552/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> <a href="https://twitter.com/CommDevtPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> If you would like to support The Community Development Podcast you can become a patron at its <a href="https://www.patreon.com/TheCDPodcast" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon site</a>. The post <a href="https://www.thecommunitydevelopmentpodcast.co.uk/podcast-12-community-development-organising-coworking-stephanie-gamauf/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Podcast #12: Community development, organising and coworking with Stephanie Gamauf</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.thecommunitydevelopmentpodcast.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Community Development Podcast</a>.