Hi Chris,
Glad OS worked for y'all...there's quite a neat group of us emerging
here actively working in the indigenous community. You, me, Jeff Aiken,
Mike Bell...any others?
If I could make it to Berlin, it would be an interesting discussion
group for OSonOS. As it is, it seems that three of u
Let me incite you to riot -- or at the very least -- a concerted effort to
reach out to Special Interest Groups with the news that opening space can be a
health enhancing undertaking for organizations and members. The recent items
the Chrises Two (Corrigan and Weaver) set me off, but hopefully oth
Hi Chris,
this is a terrific story and I like your recommendation about a large room
:-)
About the comment that it was "light", it is my experience that when a
facilitator sits for the opening, no matter how small the group thereby the
discomfort of the facilitator, participants don't go as deeply
Jimbo
Our invitations are no more than 3/4s of one page. It starts with
the theme as a heading followed by the following short paragraphs:
1. Background to the gathering, e.g. why we need to have an event
(problem, trend, etc).
2. Who is being invited to work on the theme and the theme stated
I have all of the messages that have ever happened on this list. I would
love a volunteer to put them in a form that could go on to the World-wide OS
web site. Any takers?
Peggy Holman
(Betty -- I will forward the messages from previous convergence
conversations to you.)
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Chris,
I just wanted to thank you for how frequently you share with us your
activities and insights and how rich I find each of your postings. Please
continue to share. Speaking as someone who only rarely finds the
opportunity to do Open Space, I love to "sit in on" other people's stories.
Steve
>My schedule is to Open the circle for about 30 participants around 9:00
>a.m. with two sessions of one hour and fifteen minutes before lunch, and
>another session after lunch. Some mad copying, and then convergence around
>3:00, with a closing circle planned for about 5:00ish.
Jimbo, I don't hav
Ah Harrison, a touch of the Evangelical in the Episcopalian?
Great idea mate, and one which I have been pursuing in a modest way for
a while...you've given me some new ideas, so I'll carry the mantle...
Chris (1 of 2)
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