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Wow! This is huge. Thank you for sharing it.
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Dear Tova,
Thank you, I read your call. I can not directly contribute, but forwarded the
posting to some perhaps interested friends in Austria.
Bernd
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 20:53:27 +0200, Averbuch wrote:
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My dear friends of the list,
I don't usually post from othe
Chris,
I love it. If I imagine passing on this truth to the "logically framed"
national planners of my main client's Rural Development Projekt in central
Mozambique... I can image it could have subversive effects ;-)
In any case I immedeately forwarded it to our "nucleo de consultoria". Thank
Chris,
It's me again.
I am not really sorry, but it was an error. My answer should have been an
answer to this email of yours.
I only notized the error, when the post came back right now from the list.
Thanks again
Bernd
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 16:58:03 -0800, Chris Corrigan wrote:
This is obviously
At 04:58 PM 2/14/2003 -0800, CHRIS CORRIGAN wrote:
He said that at the end of the day he realized that this kind of
expectation is what cultural assimilation is all about; that we expect
others to set the agenda and tell us what our work is supposed to be.
He concluded that Open Space works well
Please take me off the oslist.
thanks
JS
dear chris,
thank you for taking the time to share this quote. we are in the midst of
producing a 20 documentary on the experience in Haiti of open space and
reflection circles (discussion based-education designed for classroom).
a very progressive US-based organization whose members are familia
At 09:26 AM 2/15/2003 -0500, john wrote:
i strongly believe that were i to not have come upon open space, the perils
of being an n. american working for change in a place like haiti, would have
overwhelmed me with disillusionment, resulting in the need to leave the
country years ago.
I suspect
Harrison:
I use that line about disempowerment all the time. The empowerment
thing is a funny one, but over the years, working with Open Space I have
learned that it is really only possible to disempower somebody, not to
empower them. People empower themselves, people only disempower others.
Th
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