Dear All
Not sure how many people are on-line given OSonOS just finishing. Looking
forward to having you all in Australia next year by the way.
My topic: How can the media be included in open space?
I am facilitating a 300-500 person open space over two days. A highly political
social change m
Colleagues:
I opened the space the other day for about 70 people here in Vancouver.
Just thought I'd let you know how it went.
These folks were a motley collection of rubes, rogues and spirited
tricksters, dopplegangers, shapshifters and ghosts. Some were old, and
some were very young. Some wer
...and that's just how it was. fantastic.
many many thanks to chris and laurel, and to gabriel who's keeping it going
still on big mind.
michael herman
doppleganger, first class
Chris Corrigan wrote:
> Colleagues:
>
> I opened the space the other day for about 70 people here in Vancouver.
> J
What a vivid description of spontaneous organisation at play.
And what a wonderful gift to be able to participate from a distance and even
to be able to listen to key sessions.
Nicely done, Chris and Laurel and Gabriel and all co-creators.
Good to converse, with love
Alan
Aussie Rogue
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Andrew Donovan
Here is our experience with media in open space:
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1. We inform all participants before starting that journalists are
in the audience.
2. We ask participants how they would like to deal with this issue:
2.1 Ask media to leave
2.2 If media stays, they have to participate.
2.3 I
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Kerry's experience fits mine.
I have had media become participants in OS. If they took notes or pictures
they did it with the permission of the group they were in. Some good
articles resulting. But that was all negotiated with them in the invitation
process. The events were invitational, not a
I love all of the replies on this. Great discussion. I also want to add that
I don't think the theme is so important in relation to what happens at the
OST meeting. I think it is important so that people can give a reasonable
degree of informed consent about what they are agreeing to attend when th
Thanks for the fine spaceholder's reflections, Chris. & thanks especially
for this:
There is an element of sacrifice that is not in the User's Guide, or on
Michael Herman's website or in any of the training that I have ever taken.
And yet it is known by all OST facilitators after they do their fi
