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27th April, now apply the hope ... from ebbf's last annual experience REORIENTING TOWARDS HOPE

Mar 27
1 min read

Following the inspiring connections and conversations at the recent ebbf learning experience in Greece, many participants have returned home energized, reflective, and full of ideas.


To continue this momentum, Marc Avanzo and Alex Cabon invite you to a one-hour online gathering designed to reconnect and re-engage.


“Back Home, Back Hope” is an interactive session where participants will:


Reconnect with fellow attendees

Share successes in cultivating hope within their environments

Explore challenges in sustaining and applying the inspiration from the conference

The session will combine structured guidance and reflective exploration. Alex will bring his dynamic, action-oriented coaching style to help move ideas forward, while Marc will support participants in identifying limiting beliefs and coping patterns that may hinder progress.


When? Date & Time: Monday, 27 April, 19:00–20:00 CET

Format: Online (Zoom)


This session offers a space to transform inspiration into meaningful action—together.



👉 Register here 👈




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