Am 18.11.2003 22:20 Uhr schrieb "Julie Smith" unter
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Sometimes I think I'm terribly
> slow and dim-witted, but I don't know how else to move forward except by
> fully entering the question that appears in front of me. Even when I
> think I've got something figured out, it cycles back again and I
The Practice of Peace proceedings and continuing conversation can be
found here:
http://practiceofpeace.com
Click "Enter Participant Website" and then click the link to log in as
a public participant (or use your login info if you were with us on
Whidbey).
Regarding the closing circle of PoP
115 people from 20 countries joined together in Open Space to explore
The Practice of Peace. It was deep, rich, and frankly overwhelming. You
might say shock and awe. The fact that a number of the participants came
from and/or work in the hotspots of the world, such as the Middle East,
Kashmir, Col
Don:
Excellent story there...really top rate.
I did something similar last year with a bunch of inner city Aboriginal
youth in Winnipeg, Canada. The OST was sponsored by an urban youth
council that actually hands out nearly a million dollars in funding
every year, most of it through a traditiona
If you have stories of Open Space and elder care, please add my friend and
colleague Nancy Walton-House to the mailing list I posted earlier:
n_waltonho...@msn.com.
Thanks,
Joelle
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I thought that maybe someone on this list might be interested in the
attached short story that captures how a small California foundation
used a combination of Open Space and methods from the Institute for
Cultural Affairs to allocate its funds.
http://placer.networkofcare.org
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Dear Chris and Joelle
I agree the conference was successful and the sponsors are really happy
about how it all went. Neither me or they felt any big worry when no one
stepped up to take an issue further. I made it clear that this was an
opportunity if someone had a passion to work on with others, i
Julie,
Thank you for letting us all join in on your learning process.
"my concern is almost always about relationships. I find myself wanting to
support
efforts to communicate more effectively, to help people transcend the
misunderstandings that are impeding their understanding of each other."
T
