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From wildfires to wildflowers

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By Laura Randall
| Rotary International Verified
A few weeks after last year’s Los Angeles wildfires, Claire Robinson got to work, not rebuilding her home but cleaning up scorched landscaping around the sheriff’s station in the hard-hit community of Altadena. Straightforward labor was Robinson’s way of coping and looking to the future. “I wanted to start making us feel better as a community as soon as possible, by cleaning up this civic area,” she recalls.
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Relationship Management in Practice: Why Consistency Matters More Than Ever

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By Laura Randall
| nocn.org.uk
Read our previous editions of Into the Weekend. By Laura Randall, Head of Business Development In the skills sector, people often see relationship management as a service role. It is considered valuable, but usually comes after delivery, quality, and compliance. But in fact, relationship management is at the heart of all three. If relationships are inconsistent, communication breaks down, problems grow faster, and centres waste time on complexity instead of focusing on learners and employers.
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Translating complexity: ASU grad finds passion for optimizing health care systems

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By Laura Randall
| Arizona State University News
When you zoom out, the United States health care system can be an overwhelmingly complex web of intricate connections, dependencies and interactions. As a critical care nurse and mother, Tiffany Kashima has firsthand experience navigating the challenges of the health care system. This has driven her to pursue new ways to understand this system and improve it for all people. Now, Kashima is graduating with a Master of Science in complex systems science.
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