A way to bring people onto the journey that leads to Open Space is good.
>From one day to four. Setting the context, raising consciousness. Larry and
I are doing a four day event to this effect next month. For some folks, who
were unsure about whether they wanted to really train as an open space
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Billie Alban and Barbara Bunker continue to do their sessions on Large
Group Interventions to large crowds. In the last add I got there was
also a reference to Barry Oshry and something called Middle Space.
It seems to me the OSI should contact them about participating. Does
anyone know either
I think Larry's point is a good one, which Birgitt gets at as well. There
are two needs being addressed here. First, an introduction to the journey,
which is where my one-day (which I would prefer to be 1.5 days but that's
hard to do) learning events fit. Second, a more in-depth study/exploration
My first learning about Open Space was at a two day event in 1989 that
Harrison did in Toronto. I had read Spirit and was action/researching
organizational transformation, so I was ready. It was one day of
perspective and one day in Open Space. That got my journey going with a
bang! I started op
