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Brisbane Change2020 Event
What major changes will the next decade bring for Australia's major cities?
What will new developments in digital media communications bring in terms of social capital and community cohesion
These were just two of the major questions discussed by Mal Fletcher in a presentation to community and civic leaders in Brisbane in September.
The Change2020 event brought together community leaders from a variety of city projects within Brisbane and beyond, all of whom were anxious to know how to turn future change into a value-adding commodity for their communities and organizations.
After the event, Mal said: 'This was the first even of its kind hosted by my friends at Brisbane City Church. This church has already established an outstanding reputation for its work in community regeneration - especially among Brisbane's poorest and refugees.'
'So, it was good to stand with them as they provided a new service to civic leaders across the spectrum of the city's life.'
A follow-up event is now in the planning phase, scheduled for mid- to late 2010. Watch this site for more.
For more on Mal's Change2020 Project of which this event was a part, please visit Change2020.net.
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Hi, just thought you might like to know that I've placed one of Mal Fletcher's videos from YouTube, 'Heaven/Hell', on my website. Appreciate your web pages.
Merryl, Australia
Re: 'The Cashless Society' TV show... with rising crime rates & the threat of terrorism many people would welcome RFID technology, the cashless society & one world government to solve our problems. Should we be more aware of what they might be getting themselves into?
david, United Kingdom
I absolutely agree with you Mal on the danger of elevating of our leaders. There is something in man to want 'a king'. It's present in our current celebrity culture. It's curious when we see it in the world and it's pathetic when we see it in Christendom.
Michael Staires, United States
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