Module 3 is for those who have completed Module 2, or equivalent. Module 3 will be a journey involving three online sessions (May, June and July), and applied practice and action research during this time. You are also invited to attend the festival in Bali in August. It aims to move from developing existing leadership and changemaker capacities at a personal level and building collaborative impact to ecosystem impact.

This module will build on the practices, methods and tools from Modules 1 and 2. In Module 1 these approaches were focussed more at an individual level; in Module 2 we saw how we can apply them to our institutions, communities, systems and region as a whole.

Module 3 will continue to foster a rich networking among leaders and change agents from across sectors, levels, contexts, nations and cultures, collaboratively creating impact as an ecosystem of practice and action research towards a healthier Asia Pacific and a healthier world. In Module 3, the focus will shift evermore towards ‘agency’, with learning through practice and application.

The ELP Asia Pacific is a regional enabling infrastructure—or fireplace—to help activate personal and collective awareness-based transformation and impact in the Asia Pacific. In Module 3 we will:

• Further transform our inquiries into action research through three online sessions, plus applied practice, plus attendance at the festival with opportunities to contribute.
• Build on the powerful concepts, tools and skills for systems change experienced in Module 1 which were focussed more on personal application, and Module 2 which were focused on systems application. 
• Continue to deepen our journey while moving from attention into intention and stepping further into agency.
• Continue interweaving in a rich, diverse and inclusive networking space as part of an impactful and growing movement across the Asia Pacific which fosters and supports an ecosystem of practice and action research through agency.
• Grow and deepen our connections with our own specific places and contexts of work, both social and natural, as well as see and sense the work that others are doing in the region.
• Deepen our action research around self-generated learning questions, both individually and in learning clusters, through doing: we call this inquiry in action.
• In so doing, we will build and weave ecosystem prototypes and practical applications leading to impact in context, and to regional-level systems change.
• Focus on seeing and sensing regenerative transitions and 4.0 ways of working.
• Create connections to support our profound transformational journey, aligning with our own individual highest future potential as an impactful leader and changemaker in order to lead our countries and region to their highest possible contributions to the world in our time.
• Further shifting from ‘piecemeal’ responses to our current local, regional and global situations, to inspired and collective ‘peace-full’ action.

This module aims to further develop ecosystem impact on a collective level, as we continue ‘transforming ourselves in order to transform our realities’. There will be an increasing focus on moving from attention through intention and on to agency, both individually and collectively.

Module 3 will help us continue connecting to our own highest future potentials as impactful leaders as we develop further individual and collective ecosystem agency. This will help us in guiding our separate countries and our common region to their highest possible contributions to the world as a whole. During this module we will be able to deepen and expand upon the existing rich network of leaders and change agents from across sectors, areas of work, contexts, professional levels, nations and cultures, collaboratively creating impact as an ecosystem of practice towards a healthier Asia Pacific and a healthier world.

It marks the next step on an inclusive, participatory, movement-building journey that integrates the knowledge of head, heart and hands through direct observation, reflection and action; or attention, intention and agency. It will help us move beyond ‘piecemeal’ responses to the challenges of our time, to collaborative, creative and inspired ‘peace-full’ action. It is the necessary next step of an ecosystem journey for all those innovating in systems, caring for communities and nature, and tending creative fireplaces of deep systemic change across the region.

We continue to remain committed, where possible, to making the program accessible for anyone from the Asia Pacific who would like to attend: We have a variety of pricing options available as well as scholarships. Come and sit with us around this common, regional fire as we continue this transformational ecosystem journey together in order to take the whole of our region–and the world–forward.

If you have completed Module 1 & 2 (or equivalent), you are invited to step into the Module 3 journey with us (involving three online sessions, plus applied practice and action research) as well as attend the festival.