ON:SUBJECT | Wiebke Herding

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Momentum for Sustainability

Facilitation and process design for a changing world

It's time to be bold.

 

We love working with people who
 
  • see injustice, inequality, exclusion in our societies – and say: enough.
 
  • see how our economic system delivers climate change and biodiversity loss – and want no part in that.
 
  • are taking a stand for just and equitable societies on a thriving planet – and are building the organizations we need for them. Every day.
 

Let’s embark on this journey with courage, and with community.

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Superpowers for momentum

What we practice at a small scale can reverberate to the largest scale.

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Building momentum for change needs empathy, agency and persistence.

  • Empathy because this work needs people with many perspectives. Engaging beyond our differences helps us see the bigger picture and allows us to come up with better solutions.
 
  • Agency because we can’t always wait for a full analysis or official permission before we start. We take responsibility for our own context and ask: Is it good enough for now? Is it safe enough to try?
 
  • Persistence because we’re in it for the long run. We take time to learn, to review and to take care of one another – and we build systems and structures that work.

Let's work together!

Partnering for transformative change

The core of our work at ON:SUBJECT – facilitation – is the art of making things easy. Together, we explore your Purpose and Context, jointly define potential Outcomes and finally develop (and implement) a Process how to get from here to there.

Meaningful change can happen at many levels, and all of them matter. Let’s start where we can:

Systems change requires organizational change requires personal change.

And the other way around.

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OUR CLIENTS include many amazing NGOs and campaigners, multistakeholder coalitions and projects, funders and other supporting organizations, such as:

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