Bonjour Catherine,

For all those following and interested in your proposed gathering in 
Switzerland, this is encouraging: something will happen.

As for more documentation in French, you were probably refering to Deborah 
Hartman's message about this. She talked about "the importance of developing 
native skills with OST". I was out of town openspacing when Deborah sent her 
message so had not reacted to it but I agree entirely with her. That means that 
even if we may share some central pieces, we need several sets of documentation 
in French.   As you know, Marquis Bureau who has been communicating with the 
List on behalf of the FoFo organizing committee and who has over 12 years 
experience with OST is also developing resources in French with some of your 
Swiss colleague Marianne and an African colleague. They have concluded that 
each country has it's own termininology and way of saying things and that each 
has to adapt the documentation to give it local meaning. 

As to for what exists now, Open Space Institute of Canada 
www.openspacecanada.org has examples of OSt stories in french its french 
articles, the newsletters and via links to other resources and so does 
www.openspaceworld.org I also have some on my website www.dianegibeault.com and 
am working on developing more. So does Esther Matte http://www.excellence.ca, 
member of the Fofo committee.There may be more and they are likely to show up 
on the list following your request. 

Things are brewing in the many french OST communities!

Diane
 
----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Corbaz Catherine 
  To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu 
  Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 3:48 AM
  Subject: Re: Highlights: First OS on OS in French


  Hi Diane,


  I'll let you knw, what happen.I worte to Nelly in Givisiez and see what 
happens. Otherwise I might organsize something at my place and see what happen, 


  Besides I liked the remark of Louise Brissette. We need some more 
documentation in french to promote OST. I'm looking for OST stories to have 
some documentation, but but if some already exists in french, I'll be very 
thankful to receive them or to konow where the are on the web.


  Catherine








    


  Catherine Corbaz
  Facilitation & Forum ouvert
  Roseaux 20
  CH-2503 Bienne
  +41 32 323 38 43
  +41 79 794 38 55
  http://www.c2f2.net






  Le 26 sept. 07 à 01:04, Diane Gibeault a écrit :


    Bonjour Catherine,

    I'm happy to hear your suggestion of an exchange on OST in Switzerland.

    The plan is for me to facilitate the French OST training in Switzerland 
February 13 to 15. The plan is also for me to facilitate an OST training in 
Lyon France on Jan 30 to Feb 1st. I'd be delighted to participate to any kind 
of exchange in French on Open Space outside the training sessions. Let me know 
what works for you. 

    Diane

    ----- Original Message -----
      From: Corbaz Catherine
      To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
      Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 2:28 PM
      Subject: Re: Highlights: First OS on OS in French


      Hello Marquis, and evreryone,


      I'm very pleased to  know and herd about what going in Quebec. well 
unfortunately distance are such that i hardly can thing to jump over the 
altnatic for a WE. I'm interresting in the cration of this network. Actually in 
Switzerland, we are a few one praticing OS in french. 




      I konw Diane G. might come again here for a Workshop on OST and I'll try 
to organise sort of small exchange Day (FOFO), with her sponsor.
      Let me know what's going on.


      Amitiés,


      Catherine Corbaz
      Facilitation & Forum ouvert
      Roseaux 20
      CH-2503 Bienne
      +41 32 323 38 43
      +41 79 794 38 55
      http://www.c2f2.net








      Le 25 sept. 07 à 04:13, Marquis Bureau a écrit :


        Greetings


        -The First OS on OS in French was held on September 14, 15, and 16 2007 
in Val-David in the Laurentians, near Montréal, Québec, Canada;


        - 30 participants responded to the invitation;


        - September 14, on a sunny afternoon sitting by the lake, storytelling 
took place on the topic of our best OST stories, using the circle and the 
talking piece;


        - The theme for September 14 and 15 was Reaching New Heights in our 
Knowledge and our Practices of Open Space;


        - The theme for September 16 was French-language Networks at the local, 
national, and international levels;


        - Three Haitians were offered bursaries from our sponsors.    
Unfortunately, they were unable to obtain a visa on time for our event;


        -The presence of an African Canadian from Alberta representing a 
multicultural non profit organization was a real gift to the group. When he 
realized that the spirit and many parts of the Open Space ritual actually 
originate from Africa, it felt like the Open Space approach had come home and 
all of us had the privilege of being invited to that warm place;


        - Sponsors for the events were Open Space Institute Canada, Open Space 
Institute-USA, World Map, and Auberge Prema Shanti;


        -The Prema Shanti ( www.premashanti.ca) in Val David Québec was really 
a magical setting.  The owner Karim was fully connected with the spirit of our 
gathering;


        -Many times people said: At last, an OSonOS in French with a group of 
people who share the intention of keeping a French support network alive. A 
group who wants to take leadership to help disseminate the wonderful Open Space 
gift to people, to organizations, and to humanity;


        -The organizing committee was very happy of the experience of this 
first OSonOS in French and wishes to thank everyone who has contributed to its 
success;


        -Those interested are invited to meet October 12 and 13 2007 to further 
discuss the creation of a French-language network. Details to be confirmed;


        The organising committee:   Diane Gibeault, Esther Matte, Etienne 
Beaulieu, Roch Landry, and Marquis Bureau


        -- 
        Marquis Bureau
        MBureau International Inc.
        (403) 202-4955
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