The LinC Project

The LinC Project (Leaders in Community) has been working towards its vision of seeing ‘thriving leaders active in flourishing communities’ of Ōtautahi and surrounds since 2014.

Over this time, we have worked with more than 250 community leaders from a wider range of sectors including leaders in community-led development, tangata whenua focussed mahi, recreation, social enterprise, ethnically diverse groups, and environmental practice.

Birthed out of the post-Ōtautahi quake environment, our community leaders have continued to work within changing and often demanding contexts which have included the mosque shootings in early 2019, and more recently the global pandemic

Now in 2022…
All LINC project information moves to our Leadership Lab website

The Incubator programme starts in June 2022

Are you leading a group, team or initiative in your community?

Incubator is an engaging learning experience reflecting with peers, bringing new perspectives to your leadership and your communities..

Get a glimpse of the impact LinC has had already...

Check out some summaries of LinC 1/2015 and the impact on communities and leaders within them...

Across the greater Christchurch area, in sports communities, across social and cultural groups and in your local suburb!

“For someone who never had any personal development, the LinC project course was a huge step for me but the challenge and collaborative environment was so motivating...”

Callum Templeton, Heathcote Village Project and Ministry of Fun
LinC 1 participant

Check out awesome stories ... video

Many of our additive workshops and sessions have been videoed and posted for sharing.
From Chris Jansen talking about LinC and its inception to Steve Jones sharing Riccartons story, and other insights shared by our diverse speakers and participants.

Thriving leaders in flourishing communities
LEADERSHIP IN COMMUNITIES 2018