Imams and Rabbis --Gender/Countries / Participants

some further information - Original Message - From: Mirza Yawar Baig To: Funda Oral Cc: Harrison Owen Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 4:12 PM Subject: Re: Imams and Rabbis --Gender/Countries / Participants I want to respond to the comment below, by Tree Fitzpatrick "I suppose there is n

SV: Introduction in an OS-meeting

Dear friends The participants of our training were truly amazed by the quick responses. "Oooaoo, what a resource", they said. I guess some of them will be around. Thanks again! These first two days went great, now we?ll meet again in June to have the third day together. Homework is to open up space

Re: Introduction in an OS-meeting

I agree Thomas that is is an art of connecting to the sponsor where they are at and then inviting and "inducing" the space in relation to the context. Here is something I sent yesterday to lovely Lisa that was meant for the list. She graciously repsonded and I hope gives me permission to include

FW: Imams and Rabbis --Gender/Countries / Participants

From: Mirza Yawar Baig [mailto:leadtr...@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 8:13 AM To: Funda Oral Cc: Harrison Owen Subject: Re: Imams and Rabbis --Gender/Countries / Participants Importance: High I want to respond to the comment below, by Tree Fitzpatrick "I suppose there is no such thi

Evaluations of Open Space in Novi Sad, Serbia

I just completed an Open Space in Novi Sad, Serbia for the purpose of establishing a sustainable network/organization to promote Heritage Festivals and Tourism. The sponsor was a USAID Development Project. It was a classic 2 1/2 day event with 100+ participants. Below are the Open Space Evaluati

Re: FW: Imams and Rabbis --Gender/Countries / Participants

Thanks for this information. I am happy to be reminded that there are female scholars in the Muslim world. Please know that I never assumed there were none. On 3/31/06, Harrison Owen wrote: > > *From:* Mirza Yawar Baig [mailto:leadtr...@yahoo.com] > *Sent:* Friday, March 31, 2006 8:13 AM > *To

Re: SV: Introduction in an OS-meeting

One more comment on this interesting topic. Somehow I don't think there is one and only one best way to do the introduction in an OS-meeting. I agree with everyone that it should be as brief as possible but the context will suggest how "long" it can be. Sometimes I have asked the sponsor to be as

Re: Introduction in an OS-meeting - and poem

Hi, all - I love our mutual learning and Larry, you are so thoughtful - thank you for your sensitivity to sharing my thoughts written to you and Thomas and you sensed correctly - you are welcome to share our interchange to invite richer, deeper learning with all our colleagues. Jean-Pierre,