Package 2: Seed an SF leadership trail

Dandelion seeds on a leadership trail

Challenge

Curate three features from InterAction that could start a leader on the trail of SF leadership knowledge. Write a 250–300 word introduction that explains why these could be valuable for leaders.

• Theme / Area: InterAction / Web page.
  
• Time Commitment: 8 hours over one month.

The Opportunity

What could be possible if this challenge is completed?

Leaders will understand more about what it means to be a solution focused leader and become curious to find out more.

Why this challenge matters

We have a huge collection of features, articles, videos and audio. Leaders are busy and want to find valuable material quickly. By curating three strong features, you can help satisfy their curiosity and offer them a useful starting point.

What done looks like

A 250–300 word introduction that explains the curated features and why leaders could find them valuable.

The Challenge in practice

Key steps:

1. Review the InterAction Collection and identify features (videos, audios and articles) relevant to SF leadership.
2. Select the best three features that could be valuable for leaders.
3. Write a 250–300 word introduction explaining the value of these features.
4. Submit the introduction and links to the InterAction editors.

Who would this challenge suit?

An experienced SF practitioner with leadership experience, or long experience of working with leaders in organisations. Or a leader who wants to explore InterAction and find features that can help them better understand SF.

Useful resources

• InterAction Collection
• JSFP
• SFiO website

Support available

InterAction editors can advise.

Interested?

If you would enjoy taking on this challenge, please write an email to zoom@sfio.org with your answers to the following three questions:

Subject: Curate three leadership features #2

• What interests you about this challenge?
• When can you undertake this work?
• Is there anything you think the editors should know about you accepting this challenge?

Photo credit

Photo by Dawid Zawiła on Unsplash.