Innovation in Mission
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Jon Hirst posted an update in the group
Innovation in Mission a week agoInviting others to this group
Dear members, would you take a second to invite another innovator who is a part of missio nexus to join our group? Let’s help identify the innovators who need to be part of the connection and community we want to see here.
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Jon Hirst posted an update in the group
Innovation in Mission 2 weeks agoInnovation Tools
Let’s share a tool we are using in our innovation work. One that I really enjoy is called Story Cubes: https://www.storycubes.com/en/
What tools would you like to share?
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How are you using them, Jon? I have some of those, a holdover from homeschooling many moons ago. But mostly used them in language arts with kids! lol Would be interested to hear how you’re using them in innovation!
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Jon Hirst posted an update in the group
Innovation in Mission 2 weeks agoSimplicity in the Face of Complexity
Hey Innovation Group, did you see that that UN passed a resolution changing the recommended map projection to one that better represents much of the Global South? I wrote about it in my lastest article and provided a lesson and insight for innovators as well: https://innovationinmission.substack.com/p/striving-for-simplicity
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A reflection on the United Nation’s new map projection
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Jon Hirst posted an update in the group
Innovation in Mission 2 weeks agoInnovation Meetup in Orlando
Welcome to @paulshelton-com-ar !
Hey friends, we are doing an innovation meetup at the September Missio Nexus meeting. Please write me at [email protected] if you would like an invite.
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James George posted an update in the group
Innovation in Mission 3 weeks agoTool Spotlight: AI-Powered No Place Left Brutal Facts Generator
Tool Spotlight: AI-Powered NPL Brutal Facts Generator
If your field teams or partner agencies are engaged in unreached area strategy, you are likely familiar with the No Place Left (NPL) Brutal Facts tool. Originally developed within movement tracking frameworks, the Brutal Facts calculation takes real-world demographic data,…
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Thanks for sharing this tool @james.missiology.tech – What was your hope in sharing it? Were you looking for input, for people to try it out, for thoughts on how it might be used? Let us know what an action item might be.
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