The name of this blog, Rainbow Juice, is intentional.
The rainbow signifies unity from diversity. It is holistic. The arch suggests the idea of looking at the over-arching concepts: the big picture. To create a rainbow requires air, fire (the sun) and water (raindrops) and us to see it from the earth.
Juice suggests an extract; hence rainbow juice is extracting the elements from the rainbow, translating them and making them accessible to us. Juice also refreshes us and here it symbolises our nutritional quest for understanding, compassion and enlightenment.

Contact me or hire me

Bruce is available for hire on a contract, casual or part-time basis for any of the following:
  • Facilitation
  • Seminar and workshop presentation
  • Public speaking
  • Community development supervision and/or mentoring
  • Community development consultation
  • Basic research and writing
Bruce has a long history of working within the community development and community education fields.  He is an highly experienced facilitator who brings an open, friendly and encouraging approach to his work tinged with a sense of humour.  Bruce has worked in paid and unpaid, government and non-government positions.  Bruce brings a big-picture and analytical approach to his work. Also interested in how complexity, chaos theory, sustainability, Buddhist philosophy & psychology, consciousness and quantum theory impact upon community development, social justice and community education.

Bruce is based in Coffs Harbour, NSW, but is able to travel anywhere between Sydney and Brisbane.

Fees are charged at $80 per hour with one hour preparation time per 3 hours or part thereof.

phone:  (04) 2687-6316
email:  brucemeder@gmail.com

2 comments:

  1. Bruce, I am Alice from Zambia, thank you for your comment on Theory and Practice of Dialogical Community Development (A Review). I have always worked in and with communities as a Minister of the Gospel. My current work requires me to work with the community from an informed perspective (one who has done professional community development and social justice). Where can I get the book and would you share resources on social justice and community development?

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    1. Hi Alice. re the book, all I can suggest is trying places like Book Depository, Amazon etc. I'm afraid that I do not have any resources available to share other than the thoughts, ideas and experience that I post on this blogsite. I'm sorry that I cannot be of more assistance than that. Best wishes in your work.

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