In this collection of bonus episodes, we’re looking at the concept of Worldwork, which embraces the idea that we are continuously impacting the world, whether we are conscious of it or not. Whilst Worldwork can involve big acts of altruism and community spirit, it always starts with self. Across the course of these 5 bonus episodes, you will be hearing from Worldworkers from across the globe, who have all used ORSC tools in very different ways tools to serve their wider communities. In this episode, Katie talks with Stephen Light and Jeffrey Wotherspoon about their Worldwork project: why inclusion is key to leveraging and honouring diversity. Across the conversation, Stephen and Jeffrey use their own relationship as a model for exploring what inclusion really means and how diversity is wasted when inclusion is not present. The intention of their work is to help people in organisations feel safe to speak up and shift outdated limiting ways of working that prevent the organisational culture from truly thriving. Ultimately, they want to ensure that everyone who is at the party is invited to dance…Stephen Light is a Master Coach and certified ORSC coach with over 21 years of experience. Stephen works in major corporates at all levels, from CEOs and their Boards through to new leadership. He facilitates leadership programmes growing leadership capability to drive a high-performance culture. Stephen is highly skilled in creating engagement and facilitating learning in person and in the virtual space. Stephen coaches executives and teams, moving them to being more effective at creating engagement and achieving results. His driving philosophy is, “If you want something you have never had, you need look in places that you never look in and you have to do something you have never done. Jeffrey Wotherspoon is an Executive and Leadership Coach accredited with both the Internal Coaching Federation at Professional Certified Coach (PPC) level and with the Association for Coaching at a Professional Executive Coach level. He is also an International Trainer/ facilitator  and Conflict Resolution Specialist with a Psychology BSc (Hons). Jeffrey works with a full range of professional roles from C-Suite executives to those early on in their careers and across the private, public and voluntary sectors. In addition, Jeffrey also coaches those who would not ordinarily have access to coaching, including young men in prison and underrepresented young women. He is active in a range of pro bono roles, sitting on the Advisory Board for ‘Culture at Work’- a leading global Coaching company that offers Coach Training to Senior Executives worldwide; and as a Trustee for two charities Peer Power’ and Jubilee ‘Primary School’.The Worldwork Project is a key element in the ORSC certification journey. It allows students to apply the ORSC™ materials in the real world and develop themselves as change agents. At CRR Global we hold all our students as change agents and train them to be conscious of what impact they want to make in their world. We believe that everybody’s impact –whether conscious or unconscious— sends ripples out into the world. It’s up to all of us, as world workers, to keep our communities safe and healthy. For more information about World Work and the ORSC Certification programme click here. We believe Relationship Matters, from humanity to nature, to the larger whole.