Dear Folks,
We have learned much from you all since we joined the List almost a year ago.
"We" are Wendy & Fredr'c, partners in "Homegrown Wisdom" here in Nova Scotia,
Canada. We have organized small meetings using an outside facilitator to open
space. One of us has had the experience of openin
Hello Wendy & Fredr'c!
Glory Ressler here... I have 'co-facilitated' open space meetings on
numerous occasions (50 people or more, usually) and our approach is
something like this:
1 of us walks and facilitates the opening and closing circles, and makes
general observations
1 of us (the other one
Julie,
I'm just catching up on messages after being away for a while...so hope this
is still timely enough.
I've got a number of materials that might be of use, including a check list,
and 2-page "how-to". Go to www.opencirclecompany.com and click on Open
Space.
Peggy
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Winston--
I suspect you are right on both counts, that it depends on the context and
the consciousness of the facilitator. In a situation with a lot of actual or
potential conflict, or even a high level of complexity, I don't think I would
consider stepping out of the facilitator role. In a more
Hi Toni,
here some more picture which I found on the www.rotaract.irkutsk.ru - they
have a better picture then me..
best wishes
elena
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From: "Toni Petrinovich"
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 11:22 AM
Subject: Re: OST with children...
> Elena, thank you so mu
John, I appreciate your comment on Ted's question (below), and also the way
it is phrased. It leads me to make this observation and ask this question.
There have been a number of threads over the past while, Ted's being the
latest, which have touched on the question of the facilitator's involvemen
dear ted,
i enjoyed reading about HM. i have heard of it by name but had no idea of
its scope. would be grateful if you can provide a website so that i can
learn more.
my colleagues and i frequently facilitate open space meetings on broad
themes concerning education and leadership. we frequently
hey, Joelle and Toni... and all interested..
you will inspire me to translate the 12 topics which were posted...I did
actually this already as I gave them to our Alaskian youth program
manager - Alana Berg. I wrote it to her, but don't have a copy as I could
not type it ... there was no electrici
Toni,
if you know the content, you will love it even more, but I have it only in
Russian,
the children made the work, which the Rotarians could be proud of and
envy... and all that at 10 o'clock in the evening (with 2 nights out of
sleep, two whole days of 'trainings' in fundrising and 'working wit
Lena--
I think if I compare your picture with mine, I can see about where you were.
The important thing is, you are creating the future of Russia by bringing new
ways of working to the children and youth.
Thanks,
Joelle
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