impact2020 Webinar Thirteen: Starting young: Social impact leadership at school

In 2019, Randwick Public School teacher Daniel Pozarik approached the Centre for Social Impact (CSI) UNSW to co-design an innovative program for the school - a social impact leadership program.

The idea was to foster a new kind of leadership through teaching children how to implement positive change in their local community.

The school invited students to submit applications to join the program, and were met with incredible ideas for how to change our world for the better.

CSI’s Dr Ali Walker led the team to design a five-module interactive program that was piloted at the school in Term 1, 2020.

This impact2020 webinar focuses on social impact leadership, what it means, and how Randwick Public School’s students have responded to the pilot. Students from the school also joined the webinar to talk about their experience.

About impact2020:

impact2020 was a webinar series, presented by the Centre for Social Impact (CSI) throughout 2020, offering free webinars for the Australian for-purpose sector with our innovative researchers, educators, thought leaders and partners.

The webinars covered the breadth and complexity of social impact and brought our diverse sector together to join, learn and affect change.

More info:

Access all impact2020 webinar recordings:    • impact2020 webinar series  
View the impact2020 program: https://www.csi.edu.au/news/impact2020
Find out more about the impact webinar series: http://www.impact2021.online

Please note: Some of our webinars feature academics, external partners and other individuals. The views you hear in these webinars include the opinions of the presenters and panellists, and may not be reflective of the views of the Centre for Social Impact