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Civic Futures: Universities and the work of collective changemaking across-sectors

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Host: Ashoka U

This workshop explores how universities become active, trusted ecosystem partners within their communities and broader social impact networks. 

Drawing on Ashoka’s extensive experience partnering with universities and across sectors, and catalyzing changemaker skills and trust-based networks, the session will share how changemaking can be embedded across campus culture, systems-level impact measurement, and framework change. 

We will share concrete examples of how institutions are extending their impact toward collective, cross-sector efforts for social impact. 

Participants will reflect on their own contexts and explore practical ways to embed changemaking and strengthen cross-sector collaboration. 

The session will be facilitated by leaders drawing on Ashoka’s long-standing partnership work with universities, youth, and impact measurement, alongside examples from diverse institutional contexts. 

David Bonbright

Daniela Matielo

Eidi Cruz-Valdivieso

It will be a highly collaborative space where attendees learn from real-world examples and one another — gaining practical insight, inspiration, and actionable ideas to help nurture systems-level impact and strengthen more connected, collaborative local and regional ecosystems.

This venue has a capacity of 90.

Location
Old Fire Station
40 George St, Oxford OX1 2AQ, UK
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Each year, we at the The Old Fire Station, Oxford produce the Marmalade Festival in partnership with the Skoll World Forum.
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