I'm very excited to see what comes out of this initiative.
Joelle
so am i, thanks
funda
- Original Message -
From: Joelle Lyons Everett
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 7:23 AM
Subject: Re: Report available - Girl Scout Open Space for over 1,
Christine and Claudia's story reminds me of a large event I did which
was incredibly challenging for me. I have always wanted to write it up
to share with you, and their story was an inspiration to do so. I
wonder - do any of you, dear colleagues, have stories to share of your
most difficult Open
Diane,
The Website was created by GSUSA. That is they created the "frame". All
the content, from entry to formatting was done by the volunteers. There
were a couple of glitches with that one, but ultimately it turned out great
and people are still actively using it (that's 3 months post convent
Christine and Claudia, Really nice ppt, and the websites that are
linked are loaded with information. I see www.GSUSA.org and
www.girlscouts.org/convention/conversationsummary.asp
Who did the report website, your company, or GSUSA?
I read some of the report sheets from individual sessions/tabl
Claudia and Christine -
I am enjoying your description of all this and grateful for your
inspiration and creativity. I am working with some colleagues to
recommend many ways of including dialogue in the next International AIDS
Conference - and your descriptions further help me in naming the
oppor
Here's another part of the story that demonstrates the power of Open Space.
During the opening, the mikes failed. Not totally - there was one mike that
was sort of semi-functional, but the second mike was useless. As you can
imagine, with over 1,600 folks in the cavernous space where the event
What a great idea, Michael. I just sent that suggestion to more than 100
Smooth Operators along with the reminder that they might want to join this
list.
Warm wishes from balmy Phoenix.
Christine
Christine Whitney Sanchez
KAIROS Alliance Inc.
2717 E. Mountain Sky Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85048
Harrison,
While I did share this "little funny story" verbally with the sponsors, I
think it got lost in the sheer volume of other things that were accomplished
and that are happening at the GS right now. Actually, I was trying to sort
through so much at the time myself, that it really took the
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Claudia - I think that is precisely the sort of story that should be fed
back into the system. At the very least it should be part of whatever report
you all may be making to the sponsors. There is an enormous amount of
learning about what happens in Open Space (and I think all self-organizing
syst
Dear Christine and Claudia,
all of those that you trained in open space technology and that
participated in this huge process will transport this way of working and
being into all parts of the girl scout movement and eventually beyond
into all segments of us-society and worldwide, great!
Imagin
Yes, I am anxious to see myself what will happen with all this.
One of the funnier examples of how well Open Space works is reflected in
this little story.
A rather large group of attendees was about 2 hours late. They
missed the opening of the space and arrived just at the tail end of the
time
wow, Christine and Claudia, what a beautiful piece of work! I'm eager to
reconnect with the local council (who had their own Open Space a couple of
years
ago) and hear what they have to say about the national event.
Thanks for your vision, your courage, you willingness to hold space for
Coun
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