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ב-28 באוג 2012, בשעה 23:36, Stella Duffy <st...@clara.co.uk> כתב/ה: > I’m not organising it either, nor do I have children, but I have attended all > the large-scale D&D Open Spaces that Improbable have organised and have seen > that over the years more people have brought their children, they have been > welcomed (from babies to teenagers), and their presence in that space has > spread out to encouraging those of us who are/were already welcoming children > and babies in our (usually non-children-welcoming) workspaces (in theatre). > If they want to come, they are the right people. > Shoreditch also has lots of parks and open spaces close by, in case they find > the indoor spaces too restrictive. Or in case we do ... > Stella x > > > > On 28/08/2012 20:32, "Lisa Heft" <lisah...@openingspace.net> wrote: > > Hi, Jamie - > > I look forward to meeting you and your family this October! > > Most assuredly children are welcome and I'm not even the host! But I do know > that Phelim and Matilda's lovely young Riddley will be there and I'm hoping > Lucy's lovely young Ayla - they are wonderful babies who crawl around on all > the paper and eat it. And pick up all the markers and try to eat them. And > roll around on the floor and share thoughts when everyone else is in silence. > And blow bubbles with their rose-petal lips. Very serious work. And it > informs our thinking in rich and marvelous ways. > > So I personally do hope your kiddos do come along - no matter what their > ages. If they are of an age (any age) and are interested they can post > sessions, draw pictures, do stretches, take naps, read books, write poems - > in my opinion all is the work in a space where Open Space is happening. > > And if it helps you Jamie explore more elements of preparation and thought > before your event - do know also that I am offering my Open Space Learning > Workshop October 9-11 in London - this done specifically so that people who > come for one can come for both if they like. Separate events, separate > registration, both events on the http://www.wosonos2012 website. And for that > I can most definitely say that young people and children are most welcome if > that is what helps you as a fellow learner focus on what you want to learn. > Because that is more of a workshop setting (interactive, kiddos welcome, > specific learning content about pre-work, conflict work, power dynamics, > documentation and more for both new and experienced OS folks). But hey - > there are still paper and markers to eat... > > > See you soon, > Lisa > > > > > On Aug 28, 2012, at 6:42 AM, Jamie Colston wrote: > > Hi All, > > I have a question. I would love to come to WOSNOS and I have a big world > cafe/open space, two day event called the Bath and North East Somerset Youth > Climate Summit (see www.greenvisionmovement.org/youthsummit > <http://www.greenvisionmovement.org/youthsummit> ), which takes place on > 15th/16th October. It brings together 150 young people from across the county > to learn and engage in conversations which lead to action on climate change > and other global issues that affect young people today. > As I am organising this event I will need to be around on the Sunday > beforehand getting ready and I also have two children and a partner who need > support as I get closer to the event (and will be working longer hours). So > my question is around whether I could bring my children to WOSNOS. Are there > any other children going? I feel like if I came I would get so much out of it > even with a big event looming. > For me part of what I am looking to do in the future is design learning > spaces for young people on the principles of World Cafe and Open space so > bringing my children with me to events like this adds energy to that vision. > > Can I also put out there that if there is anyone interested in the two day > event who are doing similar things in the UK or around the world and would > like to come and check it out then it would be a pleasure to have you. > Thanks and please let me know if children are welcome and if anyone else is > bringing any? > > Jamie x > > Jamie Colston > > Co-creating learning spaces and learning opportunities for children, young > people and those who support them in the journey: > > How do we find and celebrate our passion, live with purpose, in harmony with > our one planet, working together to create a peaceful, equitable and life > affirming society? > > > > M: 07909 442006 E: jamiecols...@gmail.com <mailto:jamiecols...@gmail.com> > > FB/Linked In/Skype: Jamie Colston Twitter: spearthwarrior > > > > Nowhere ECL www.now-here.com/ecl <http://www.now-here.com/ecl> > Green Vision Movement www.greenvisionmovement.org > <http://www.greenvisionmovement.org> > > On Sat, Aug 25, 2012 at 4:19 PM, Suzanne Daigle <sdaig...@gmail.com> wrote: > A deep bow to you Lisa! A very deep bow indeed!!! > > I have just now booked my flight and lodging from Florida. By combining the > two, got a good rate -- I will be sharing a room which will make the trip > even more joyous. Added a few days to see the historical and Olympic sights > of London. > > Thank you to the entire WOSonOS organizing Team. The website > <http://invites.wosonos2012.com/> is so very beautiful -- artistic, inviting, > most informative with welcoming butterflies and bumble bees dancing on the > web pages. You can feel the magic of the event by clicking from one postcard > link to the other. With another quick search, I was easily able to find > information on bus costs, train transportation from the airport and > everything. > > I hope many in our OS worldwide community decide to make the trip. Or if not, > consider making a small donation. By do so you will be supporting this > important Open Space event while experiencing it at a distance either through > postings on the OS list or the many summary reports capturing the amazing > conversations that will happen there including ideas for action that will > carry forward into our OS future. > > My trip has already begun! Look forward to seeing everyone in October and > yes of course, I will scribe when I get there knowing that my journalistic > side will want to celebrate and share. > > Hugs and sunshine from Florida (before Isaac the Hurricane man descends upon > us), > Suzanne > > > > > > On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 11:44 PM, Lisa Heft <lisah...@openingspace.net> wrote: > > Hello, all - > > Think of how bringing colleagues together in a face-to-face event shifts our > thinking. > > Reflect on how learning - and community - deepen in Open Space as amazing > individuals host and attend conversations that enrich their work for others. > > You know this feeling because you have attended a WOSonOS or OSonOS or have > held space for clients, communities and organizations. > > > Now imagine a few Open Space colleagues acting on their dream to connect > with community at the WOSonOS this October. > Perhaps you have registered and we will see you there. > Perhaps we will see you another year as the WOSonOS moves to another part of > the world. > > Now think of a story that many of us have in our cultures - in my culture we > call it 'Stone Soup'. > > It is about the magic of community - the magic of each person adding a little > bit of what they have to a pot of bubbling water - to, as a community, create > a rich and nutritious stew. > > > Whether you are joining us or not at this year's WOSonOS - do you have a > carrot or onions or precious salt to share? > You will be helping some very special colleagues you may not even know - but > in whom you believe. > Access Queen believes in some incredible people who just need a little extra > for pocket money or housing to join us at the WOSonOS. > > 20 (currency of your choice), 200, 2000 - know that every bit goes to Access > Queen Askers. What is not spent this year goes into the stew pot for next > year's Askers. > > > Perhaps this money is 5 or 10% of your fee from a few of your recent > facilitation jobs. > > Perhaps it comes from selling your art or books, having a Global Village > Marketplace at your next trainings and events, having a yard sale, teaching > dance, making a good meal and having your friends pay for it for charity, or > many other creative ways. > > > Two onions, four carrots, a sprinkle of salt - everything makes a difference. > > Here is how you can contribute: > > > > 1) If you are thinking of registering for WOSonOS but have not done so yet: > do so now. > > Your registration gives the Host Team resources to help them welcome everyone > regardless of financial ability. If you have already registered you can also > contact them to add in a little more. http://www.wosonos2012.com > <http://www.wosonos2012.com/> > > > 2) Other ways to contribute toward these amazing OS Askers: > > - Log on to your account or create an account at PayPal > (http://www.paypal.com <http://www.paypal.com/> ) and 'send money' to > lisah...@openingspace.net <mailto:lisah...@openingspace.net> > > (know that sending as 'Personal' / 'Gift' incurs zero processing fee - and > please put a note about Access Queen in the notes section) > > > - Send me a US-bank check (contact me for a postal address and information > about what to write on the check). > > - If you are a US citizen and would like a tax deduction for a charitable > contribution - you can pay through the Open Space Institute US via PayPal. > OSI-US is a 501(c)3 organization. PayPal and / or your credit card company > will take a small processing fee out of the amount - however the OSI-US will > take zero administration fees for this assist (thank you, OSI-US!). > > For donations through OSI-US for Access Queen: please do not donate by check > as this creates administrative time on their side and we want to keep them > task-free in thanks for their generous assistance. > > http://osius.org/content/support-access-queen > <http://osius.org/content/support-access-queen> > > > > Most of all - many thanks for the belief you have in others, the passion you > have for our learning community across the world, and the generosity you show > by sharing what you have. > > A deep bow to you all (with one hand on my tiara so it does not fall off my > very big hairdo)... > > > > > Lisa Heft > (also known as Access Queen) > > > _______________________________________________ > OSList mailing list > To post send emails to OSList@lists.openspacetech.org > To unsubscribe send an email to oslist-le...@lists.openspacetech.org > To subscribe or manage your subscription click below: > http://lists.openspacetech.org/listinfo.cgi/oslist-openspacetech.org > > > > _______________________________________________ > OSList mailing list > To post send emails to OSList@lists.openspacetech.org > To unsubscribe send an email to oslist-le...@lists.openspacetech.org > To subscribe or manage your subscription click below: > http://lists.openspacetech.org/listinfo.cgi/oslist-openspacetech.org
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