Kelly Crawford is the Public Engagement Officer for the Baptist Association of NSW/ACT. Her role is all about community engagement and sensitivity to issues of power and privilege. And her episode of The Blunder Bus is all about...you guessed it! Not being sensitive to issues of power and privilege (amongst other things!). Kelly's story relates to a previous role she had in the USA, and her reflections are about feeling the pressure to be the expert, instead of listening carefully to her stakeholders. You can feel the pain!
Don't forget to check out this fantastic opportunity at Baptist World Aid. Through their Matching Grant appeal, 'One plus One Equals A Better World For All', you can help our global neighbours in vulnerable situations move closer to the fullness of life God desires for each one of us.
Even a small donation can have a big impact. Through this campaign your donation will be helping God's work, providing real solutions for lifting people out of poverty, but you'll also get a tax benefit. AND the Australian government will contribute to each donation.
The Matching Grant appeal ends June 30 2021 so go here to take advantage of this offer.
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