I recently led an Open Space towards the development of Gay-Positive,
housing for homeless youth in Toronto. A number of street youth
participated as did folks from various agencies, government bodies, and
gay-positive community organizations. It was a non-residential community
event, with an ebb
Hi,
I might have trouble with June 1st meeting, as I've scheduled stuff for
afternoon - i'll have a think,
Eddie
folks.
-Chris Weaver
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>From: Andrew Donovan
>To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
>Subject: The particaption of youth in Open Space
>Date: Tue, May 23, 2000, 7:28 AM
>
> Dear Friends
>
> I have a one day open space this Friday in Canberra (Australia's capital)
> fo
Time for Watson & Smith meeting on 1 June put back to 3.30 PM.
Had good lunch with John today.
Cheers
K.
Get more young people.
--
Ralph Copleman
http://www.earthdreams.net
609-895-1629
> From: Andrew Donovan
> Reply-To: OSLIST
> Date: Tue, 23 May 2000 17:28:10 +1000
> To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
> Subject: The particaption of youth in Open Space
>
> Dear Friends
>
I'm with Ric on this one. I recently held an OS with 250 people in attendance,
a number of which were "powerful" leaders. There were a bunch of youth present
for the opening and nothing stopped them from getting into the fray, as one
would expect from anybody with passion for the topic.
The cool
Dear Friends
I have a one day open space this Friday in Canberra (Australia's capital)
for our leading adult literacy organisation. The 50 or so people attending
are policy makers from various fields. The focus is on literacy and young
people. Several young people will be attending (say 2-3).
A
Dear Andrew,
I think I would encourage the sponsor to address his concern in his
opening remarks rather than making sure myself as the facilitator
"that the voice of the young are heard". (As if a facilitator could
actually do that).
It is perhaps a little late to ask the sponsor what he has done t
I suggest that some special attention be given to the youth before the event.
Explain the process to them and elicit questions, concerns, etc. to alleviate
their apprehension. Emphasize to them that their voice is important and
encourage them to participate at their comfort level. Checking in wi
gt;Subject: Re: The particaption of youth in Open Space
>Date: Tue, May 23, 2000, 1:48 PM
>
> Dear Andrew,
> I think I would encourage the sponsor to address his concern in his
> opening remarks rather than making sure myself as the facilitator
> "that the voice of the y
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>Subject: The particaption of youth in Open Space
>Date: Tue, May 23, 2000, 7:28 AM
>
> Dear Friends
>
> I have a one day open space this Friday in Canberra (Australia's capital)
> for our leading adult literacy organisation. The 50 or so people attending
> ar
hello andrew,
i'm with ric, with some clarification... they will speak
out, IF the question is something they think is important
AND if they think that they are really there to be full
participants. check the circumstances of their coming,
self-selection, understanding and connection to the issu
Andrew Donovan wrote:
> The focus is on literacy and young people. Several young people will be
> attending (say 2-3).
>
> A member of the leadership team hosting the open space is very concerned
> that the process/the facilitator ensure that the voice of the young people
> is heard.
Dear Andrew
Hi!
I've just replied to Chris Corrigan on similar - why not a faciltator, and a
separate group for the young people - in the end, you want their voice heard,
Eddie Palmer
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