Tools for Change Kuala Lumpur March 4th - 7th 2010

Hosted by PiCCSO (Performance Improvement Centre for Civil Society Organisations) in collaboration with IofC International.

"I discovered that we are the tools for change – not just us, but an examined us and our bag of tools, the lived experiences of an examined life."
- Participant’s comment at Tools for Change KL 2009

Conference Objectives
The aim of T4C is to help teams and individuals:
• Undergo personal change
• Be inspired to initiate change
• Acquire new skills for initiating change
• Initiate and be the change they want to see in the world

Methodology
• Interactive small-group sessions (using Open Space and World Café)
• Workshops by local and international facilitators
• Local and international speakers sharing personal experiences
• Inspiring learning community
• The T4C KL 2010 Lecture
• Video screening

Who Should Attend
Leaders initiating change and individuals seeking personal change:
• Corporate and Business
• Civil Society
• Education and Training
• Government
• Media
• Individuals

Morning Gatherings
The aim of T4C is to help teams and individuals:
• Undergo personal change
• Be inspired to initiate change
• Acquire new skills for initiating change
• Initiate and be the change they want to see in the world

Afternoon Workshops
Track 1 WORKSHOPS: Seeking Change
Creators of Peace Circles
FACULTY Regina Morris & Indira Haridas Nair
Kecerdasan Emosi 101
FACULTY Hamidah Bahashwan
PassionWorks! Creating Passion in the Workplace
FACULTY Jonathan Chin & Syed Zulfaizal
The Spiritual Dojo
FACULTY Alex Birnberg
Track 2 WORKSHOPS: Leading Change
Bull’s Eye™ Business Presentations
FACULTY Susan Macaulay
Core Values and Leadership Across Cultures
FACULTY Asma Abdullah
Creating Learning Communities
FACULTY Nandor Lim
Leading The 21st Century Workforce
FACULTY Farim Omar
Facilitator Training: Creators of Peace Circles
FACULTY Jean Brown
Think On Your Feet®
FACULTY Syahrul Azmi & Sharmini Suthan

Open Evenings For Friends and Family
• The Tools For Change KL 2010 Lecture by invited speaker
• Video screening

Countries Expected To Be Represented
• Australia • Canada
• China • India*
• Indonesia • Japan
• Malaysia • Myammar
• Philippines • Singapore
• Vietnam • Zambia
• United Kingdom *Tentative

We expect 100-150 participants. As of mid-January, over 40 seats have been booked.

When & Where
Dates : 4-7 March 2010
Registration : 4 March, 7.30am
Opening : 4 March, 9.00am (World Café session)
End : 7 Mar, 6.00pm

UEM Malaysia
No 5A, Jalan 51/217, Off Jalan Templer, Petaling Jaya, 46050 Selangor.
Tel: 603-76502000
Click here for map.

Fees
• Corporate / Business RM2400
• Education / Civil Service RM1600
• Individual RM1200
• Civil Society Organisation RM800
• University Student RM600
• PAYBAY** RM???

**Pay-As-Your-Budget-Allows-You.
This option is available to anyone. It simply means that you literally pay what you can afford. Because T4C KL is self-funded, preference will be given to full-paying participants. PAYBAY seats are limited, and prioritised as follows:
• Civil Society Organisations: Teams working on a social or environmental project
• Individuals working on a social or environmental project
• Teams or Individuals without a clearly-defined project

Cancellation Policy
• More than 14 days : Full refund
• More than 7 days : 50% refund
• 7 days or less : No refund (but transferable to another individual)

Fiona Leggat Scholarships
We are offering scholarships to three individuals involved in social action. Each scholarship will cover the conference fee and accommodation. They are presented in memory of Fiona Leggat – a young, dedicated IofC volunteer from UK/NZ who was instrumental in conceptualising and organising T4C before her sudden passing in 2008.

More Information
For more details, please click here, or sms/call:
Fees, Registration, Location or Accommodation:
Conference Design and Schedule:
Workshops, Faculty or Partner Organisations:
Santhi Maniam (+6012-395 3079)
Syahrul Azmi (+6012-290 3275)
Terry Netto (+6012-6870204)

Acknowledgments
• APHEM (Malaysia)
• COMAT (Singapore)
• Creators of Peace (Malaysia & Australia)
• Culture Matters (Malaysia)
• Dipta Group (Malaysia)
• Emotion Works (Singapore)
• IofC (Australia)
• IofC-Learning Community (Malaysia & Philippines)
• Ken Everett International (Australia)
• The NutGraph (Malaysia)
• PassionWorks (Canada)
• People Potential (Malaysia & Singapore)
• Unleash Amazing You! (United Arab Emirates)

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION: PiCCSO.org

IofC and PiCCSO
Initiatives of Change(IofC) is a global network committed to building trust across the world's divides. Active in over 60 countries, it comprises people of many cultures, beliefs and backgrounds who transform societies through changes in individuals and relationships, starting with their own lives. In Malaysia, IofC operates under its former name, Moral Re-Armament. PiCCSO is a unit within IofC Malaysia.