From John Engle
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From: "John Engle"
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Subject: post update on OSonOS Haiti?
could i bother you to post this for me on OS list?
The 5th Annual Haiti Regional OSonOS--June 22-25--convened 70 people:
teachers, commu
Marty, I would opt for Evening News before supper and fully open space in
the evenings. This was reconfirmed for me at a recent 1.5 day OS event I
facilitated for a national association. Day One was a very high energy and
productive day. Then they all went off to a Major League Baseball game on
Hi Ray,
Several years ago I worked with a large Episcopal Church on a renewal
project. We began with an Appreciative Inquiry with the congregation and
surrounding community. The Design Team shared the results with the
congregation and then used that energy and info as spiritual food for
thought
Hi Marty,
I agree with Tree - hold to a morning opening and an evening news and
the rest will self organize itself. My experience with residential OS
was hosting a group of 70-80 people who did not know each other, or
us, held at a camp, which had many activities available during the
day
Dear Filiz and you others,
I was involved in it as the facilitator together with Yaari,
Anna,Dominik and Vera (essentially the same team we had at the meeting
of 200+ Imams and Rabbis earlier this year in Sevilla, you can see all
of them in the open space world map).
The conference started Sund
Hello dear colleagues, and thank you in advance for sharing this information
with your various colleagues, networks and communities.
Folks who may be interested in this might include educators, businesspeople,
activists, community leaders, peace-builders, students, coaches,
consultants, and tho
Hi, Ray (and hello, dear Brendan)
Ray wrote:
Ray - I have opened space for Catholics, Episcopalians and various other
faith communities. I find that faith communities enjoy and benefit from
Open Space just as much as anyone else - it's a good fit, even in religious
organizations where th
Apparently there was another "open space" for middle east peace..anyone was
involved in it?
Filiz Telek
Buğday Derneği
www.bugday.org
tel: +90 212 252 52 55
It's up to us to break the spell that steals the colors from the world and
leaves it lifeless-
it was our spell, we can break it.
Will A
Hi, Marty and all -
Marty was asking about whether to hold evening activities or sessions in a
multi-day, everyone-stays-there (residential) OS event.
I echo a lot of what Tree and Zelle have shared.
I will add a few thoughts:
As there are several days to be in sessions, I would d
Dear folks.
I have this problem, which is learning how to say no to interesting
work. Some of that work is "not" open space but guided large group
processes. Like work related to developing a new health care
infrastructure with more engagement of the public. Some may remember
the 14 OST eve
Dear Larry,
Having been cursed...i mean blessed...with the title and irresponsibilities
of High Dupess of the Church of St. Murphy the Divine, I am pleased to be
able to assist with your suggestion. At a meeting with the Trihumvirate of
St. Murphy Himself (held in the most spacious interior of my
Hi Scott, I wanted to check in with you because I am a SU Sociology 1964
graduate. I also was the Director of Extension Education and Training and
later the Chair of the Human Resources Certificate Program at SU 1978-1982.
>From one SU student to another, good luck on your thesis. We certainly ne
Scott, you might find the work of Robin Dunbar interesting he wrote
Grooming, Gossip and the evolution of Language. Also the article that Keith
Hanna wrote is about two communities in the Pacific Northwest. He had some
great references you could check out too!
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Nancy,
You're right on track with my purpose. I am working this summer on my
graduate thesis paper (Seattle U.). The topic Community: The theory and
practice of developing community. So your reference list is excellent. Most
appreciated.
Nancy McPhee wrote:
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Hi Scott I just finished my thesis on community conversation and used Open
Space as my research tool. I too had a hard time figuring out what community
was exactly and found lots of different meanings for the word depending on
your situation. I have skimmed my reference list and found some of the
Hello all
I am planning an OS for a conference that will involve about 80 people
staying a beautiful hotel in the country for 3.5 days. Day 1 will probably
be lectures and workshops. Days 2 - 4 will be an Open Space, and we will
probably opt to have one theme or question for this entire peri
Hi Marty. Thank you for your question. It gives me an opportunity to
trill, to tell you the few things I know about residential open spaces. I
am going to have some fun this morning and I thank you. I also warn you
that my note might be long but I am a good writer and it will probably be
fun t
And where you can find it - For Real? (e.g., The Farm, Bear Creek, JM Talbot's
secular monastery, etc.)
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Sent: Mon 7/10/2006 9:28 AM
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Subject: community
I have read a lot of e-mails about "comm
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