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My Story...My Mum worked as an unparalleled educator in English Literature and my Dad became a Vice-Chancellor – twice! For my part, after graduating from The University of Melbourne in 1997 with a combined honours Arts/Law degree, studying law and literature in France; working as a solicitor (and migration agent); and volunteering in range of community organisations I eventually succumbed to genetics. I have spent the last two decades in... Higher Education mentoring and leadership. To no-one's great surprise, I absolutely love it. ("And think to yourself, there's no place like home.")
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The creativity, intelligence and ethical index of the people I work with in my mentoring service inspires me every day. On the outside it looks like a lot of listening and countless conversations! On the inside, it's about newly perceived realities; and working together in ways we know will really make a difference.
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Sharing the Love....
Every time you engage me in pursuit of your own goals, you are also helping others. In 2021 I continue to offer reduced rate and pro-bono services to Educators, Health Workers, and Artists whose sectors are in a state of flux, and who may not otherwise be able to access my services. I am proud to support and promote local organisations for whom I have worked or volunteered, whose work "on the ground" functions to increase equity, diversity, social inclusion, and violence prevention such as:
The Craig Family Centre and The Edge Community Fund
WIRE (The Women’s Information Referral Exchange)
Now, more than ever, I am delighted to engage with the extraordinary contribution to meditation, art, and the maintenance of long-lived lineages made through the dedicated work of digital thangka artist Jampay Dorje through the 11 Yogas of Naropa Project; to highlight Eva Natanya’s Stillness Retreat; and to remain a long-term supporter of the work of Nying Jey Projects.
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The Craig Family Centre and The Edge Community Fund
WIRE (The Women’s Information Referral Exchange)
Now, more than ever, I am delighted to engage with the extraordinary contribution to meditation, art, and the maintenance of long-lived lineages made through the dedicated work of digital thangka artist Jampay Dorje through the 11 Yogas of Naropa Project; to highlight Eva Natanya’s Stillness Retreat; and to remain a long-term supporter of the work of Nying Jey Projects.
To find out more about my current work focus in All Manner of Things click the "in" symbol below to go to the Linkedin Profile for Pippa Loveday (Lee Dow)...
Colleagues & Collaborators
Complex adaptive leadership challenges are often best supported over time by the creation of partnerships, networks, and communities of practice. All Manner of Things is happy to introduce you to other individuals or organisations who might assist you to reach your goals. In recent years, it’s given me much joy to connect both clients and community partners with a range of locally based, socially minded professionals and practitioners offering a diverse range of services and resources. You might be interested to learn about the following providers whose values and purpose resonate with the ethos of All Manner of Things...