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Fire Starter Festival. 27 January – 14 February 2020. # fsf2020. Sharing and celebrating creativity and disruptive innovation in public services. National Performance Framework. Growing our Ability to Work in Complex Systems. Building Capacity for Collective Leadership.
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Fire Starter Festival 27 January – 14 February 2020 #fsf2020
Sharing and celebrating creativity and disruptive innovation in public services
Growing our Ability to Work in Complex Systems Building Capacity for Collective Leadership Sparking Creativity and Innovation Working out Loud and Sharing our Story Connecting the System to More of Itself
Workforce Scotland Breakfast Clubs:monthly, informal networking for those interested in public service transformation, held across Scotland Collective Leadership: a programme that supports learning, insight and creative thinking in those addressing complex issues that span organisational boundaries Facilitation & Mindfulness Networks: supported network eventsin Glasgow and Edinburgh drawing together facilitators and those interested in developing a more mindful nation Fire Starter Festival: an annual festival celebrating creativity and innovation across Public Services Leadership Exchange: a mechanism for brief exchanges to experience different perspectives Scottish Coaching and Mentoring Collaborative: creating opportunities and to share and develop coaching and mentoring capacity across public services U.lab Scotland: a movement for transformational change underpinned by ‘Theory U’
Fire Starter Festival • A three week festival celebrating creativity and innovation to support Public Service Transformation • Fire Starter Festival is: • Co-produced • Collaborative • National festival with events all across the country • Open to anyone with a passion and interest in transformation
Igniting new ideas Ignite new ideas
Why get involved • 4 minute promo
Some Events from 2019 • How well do we know our neighbourhoods - Bridgton • How well do we know each other – Peterhead • Play café – Edinburgh • Structural dynamics • Mindfulness – Edinburgh, Dublin • Kindness – the human aspect of procurement • Curriculum creativity – Glasgow, Jupiter Artland • Big data, democracy and citizenship • Rucksacks & Rebels – music, photography and arts to explore awareness of youth homelessness, Argyll
A story of Growing Interest • Started in 2016 with 5 events over one week • In 2017 there were 35 events over 8 days with 1200 participants • In 2018 there were 72 events over 14 days with 2000 participants
Fire Starter Festival 2019 90 events in Scotland & Ireland3000 participants
Why it’s important? • The Silent Launch – a short video about our FSF 2018 Launch in Kelvingrove, Glasgow.
Theory of Change • ‘Small Fires of Change’ • In complexity, change happens through emergence • Small actions allow us to take small risks, try new things – bringing attention to new possibilities • Actions could be as simple as exploring a question or having a conversation – that can ignite systemic change • The connections, networks and relationships that Fire Starter builds and develops support small fires of change to ignite across the country
The Benefits • Showcase your work • Extend networks and develop ideas with new partners • Participate in a national platform supporting innovation and creativity in public service • Collaborate and use public resources more effectively and efficiently • Help shape the future of public services.
The ‘Rules’ • free to attend – there is no charge for participation in Fire Starter events. • accessible and open – events must be open to participants, no matter their organisation or background. • self-organised – events must be organised by those hosting them and their partners. Unfortunately the Fire Starter Festival team has limited capacity and cannot support, resource or fund events.
Our Ethos We think Fire Starter events should: • celebrate and share creative, innovative and disruptive ways that support transformation • open participants up to new ideas, methods, projects and practices that they may not have been exposed to before • be hosted in creative, different and engaging ways, making best use of your talents, skills and interests, both in and out of work • make use of different spaces, venues and locations across Scotland – indoor, outdooror even online
Reflections • What has emerged for you so far? • What ‘big question’ would you like to explore? • What connections do you see? • What do you want to ignite? • What do you want to burn?
Questions? • What could you offer Fire Starter Festival? • What could Fire Starter Festival offer you? • What questions do you now have?
Important Info • Contact - firestarter@workforcescotland.com • For more info - www.FireStarterFestival.com • Social media - @FireStarterFest and #fsf2020 • Festival - 27 January – 14 February 2020