Online International Community Building
Creating Connection, Offering Guidance, Driving Change Together
In today’s fast-changing world, it is important that organisations and individuals have the right tools with which to respond effectively. One-off projects and events are important for bringing people together and generating ideas that move organisations forward. However, the real challenge begins afterwards, when connections and ideas are not always followed through. This is precisely where building (online) communities comes in.
These forums bridge the gap between ideas and implementation as well as empower people through a sense of belonging, access to knowledge and shared goals. In addition, they provide emotional and practical support. Sustainable communities are built on shared values, trust, continuity, and shared experiences over an extended period of time. At the same time, participation should not demand too much time, energy or technical resources. For this reason, it is important to assign clear roles, develop culturally sensitive and inclusive formats, and provide technical support to sustain them.
What RADI Offers
Our approach is shaped by decades of practical experience in facilitation and process support, systemic thinking, gender-sensitive practice, and informed by leading methodologies from these fields, including the Art of Hosting, Theory U, and Capacity WORKS. Community doesn’t just happen on its own; it requires safe spaces, regular input, dedicated facilitators and forms of participation that can adapt to needs of specific groups, whether across languages, time zones, technical capabilities and levels of engagement.
Working With Us
We work with trusted formats in the field of facilitation such as Open Space, World Café, Pro Action Café, storytelling salons and peer-to-peer consultation and learning. We design digital spaces around the needs of the target group. Depending on the resources available to clients and participants, these spaces can be built around familiar, easy-to-use tools, drawing on existing cloud services, messaging apps or social media channels. They can also be developed as more structured environments using learning platforms, forums or open-source tools.


