ENACT!

Elevating Networks and Collaboration for Transformation

May 2022

what can happen When thousands of networks from across the globe come together to collaborate for transformative change?

Help ENACT! reach that many – share with your networks!

Do you run, support, or engage with a community or network that works to create local and systemic change? Then this festival is for you!

What is ENACT!

The complex global challenges we face today – from climate change to highly unequal economic and social structures – cannot be solved by one organisation, government, or institution alone.

A rich body of research and stories demonstrate that collaboration through inclusive, diverse, and future oriented networks can change individual’s circumstances, cultivate learning and awareness, scale innovations, and build collective capacity to bring about social change.

At inHive, we recognise we are most effective when we can foster structures that engage thousands of networks across the globe to exchange experiences and identify synergies for collaborative impact.

A festival for community leaders, network coordinators, supporters, and curious changemakers

Networks are everywhere we look. Most of us are in one, or even many – in our schools, community action groups, social movements, or as alumni of programs we joined.

Yet for many of us, how networks work, and what social impact they can achieve, is new and even somewhat uncomfortable.

Across the entire month of May 2022, ENACT! will host dozens of online and offline activities that amplify unheard stories, share cutting-edge knowledge and practices, and identify synergies for collaborative action. Through these, our aim is to get people thinking and talking, build connections that spark new collaboration, and raise hope and awareness around what is possible.

With over 120+ partners and contributors, we hope ENACT! will collectively build a patchwork of stories and shared impact, plus a shared vision for cross-network collaboration – thus contributing a small part towards recognising and valorising networks for their powerful potential for transformative change.