I am about to do some work with the Washington State Arts Commission to create
a strategic plan. It starts with a one-day statewide OS, followed by 18
1/2-day OSs in communities around the state all focused on the "issues and
opportunities for arts and culture in the state and in your communiti
Peg Holman wrote:
> I am about to do some work with the Washington State Arts Commission
> to create a strategic plan.
Dear Peg,
Your posting brings up an interesting question for me. It's one that I
find arises in most situations when "organizations of social good"
(a.k.a. "nonprofits") turn t
Peg:
What about combining some Appreciative Inquiry with Open Space and gathering
stories from each of your events. "Stories have wings" as it is said, and
they can help cross-pollinate wisdom and inspiration from one event to
another.
Muriel Finegold
Dear Peg
I did a major piece of planning work with the Scottish Arts Council in
1992/93 and with the team at Design 99 Year of Architecture and Design in
Glasgow. As the arts are so experientailly based, might you consider a
rapporteur for each travelling session, that is, bring one person from t
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> One of the questions we are sitting with is how to carry the spirit of the
> meetings from one to the next and ultimately to the second large gathering.
> We've discussed a nineteeth "virtual" OS using an electronic bulletin board,
> a regularly scheduled on-line chat time and/or a listserv.
Hi Peg,
Sounds like an interesting project.
At 06:25 16-12-1999 -0800, you wrote:
We will be making arts materials available and inviting people to express their ideas not only in words but in other media.
That is very good. Not only because it fits in with the
topic, but also because
> Peg Holman wrote:
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>> I am about to do some work with the Washington State Arts Commission
>> to create a strategic plan.
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Jim Lord wrote:
> For how can we succeed in bringing these resources to the surface, and
> realizing their generative potential, if not through our conviction
> that plent
Dear Peg
Two questions/observations which might matter.
1.Are the 18 sessions to build on one another ? If so, then some
continuity format would be critical. If not (as seems the case) then
each session would have the option of starting afresh from where the
first 1-day session left off and e
