As a participant in this training session and a "lurker" on this listserve
for the last four months it is time to jump in to the discussion. I was
very much aware during the power point presentation that the material had
come from other sited sources. For this I am glad as it means that Laurel
wa
>From Viv McWaters:
> I have proposed that OS underpin the program. Instead of a committee
> identifying the content of the program we have a one-day community OS
where
> the partiocipants themselves explore what they need to build capacity in
> the community - and from that, hopefully, will emerge
>From Larry Peterson:
>The sponsors' intention is a critical part of focusing a space that can be
powerful during and after the gathering,
>particularly in ongoing organizations.
A few years ago, I was working with a planning team who wished to transform
their organization (a research lab) that
Laurel,
Well said.
Peggy
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From: "Doersam, Laurel"
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 5:35 PM
Subject: Re: Facilitator training
> Thanks for your input, Birgitt. The powerpoint demonstration was merely
an
> adjunct to the discussion. In fact, the givens, as you
Birgitt did us all a real service in articulating and clarifying the role of
"givens" in creating the conditions for an Open Space event and in ongoing
processes in organizations. I work with every client for Open Space (or any
other whole system intervention for that matter) to clarify what the s
By the way, the song that Harrison was quoting (plagiarise, plagiarise, don't
shade your eyes) was written and sung by Tom Lehrer.
Esther Ewing
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At 05:43 PM 9/25/00 -0700, you wrote:
"You have provided here an excellent
example of what I was raising in my concerns of a few weeks ago of
standards, ethics, and integrity...Or the lack of."
I feel a
certain caution about becoming too strident about OST, which is, I believe,
an essentially pl
