Interwoven Quiet Voice Methodology
A unique approach to inspiring and supporting community-led development and change
Interwoven Online Training Services
Becoming practiced in Quiet Voice Methodology (QVM) that is....
Place Based
It captures and uses ALL aspects of place. The built and natural environment, inc. skies, waterways, viewpoints/topography. Its heritage and, of course, the people.
Transactional
It recognises and understands that ALL relationships are transacted and that we, as community workers, have an important role to play in getting that right.
Reflective
It constantly asks the question WHO IS NOT HERE? What is our role in that? What aren’t we doing and, more importantly, what are we doing that’s wrong?
Client Testimonials
"A perfect amount of information to take in in the time frame. Clear concepts and techniques that we can definitely use in communities, and within our organisation to introduce sociocratic ways of thinking."
"The methodology will help us to seek out and listen to those quiet voices and respond to local community activation, working closely with communities in the creation and support of sustainable physical activity opportunities which meet their wants and needs."
“A transformative step toward empowering local communities to leverage their resources and capabilities, driving innovation and entrepreneurship for positive social, economic, and ecological impact.”
“ The team really appreciated your inspirational training. Can’t wait to see how it supports our fabulous community developers.”
“Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight around working with communities in this ‘quiet voice’ way. It was so useful, thought provoking and fun! I will definitely be looking further into how I can use this in my work, and I know all those that attended have said they really enjoyed it and got a lot from it too. “
“I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from the session, but found it fascinating and really, really useful. It gave me a new perspective on communicating with anybody, regardless of the purpose.”
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