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WMtE 4 - Questions to participants

Submitted by Judy Wallace on October 19, 2008 - 09:17.

As we move into the coalescing "collective field" of the Women who will gather for the next (4th) Women Moving the Edge, you are invited to join this conversation.

 

We offer two questions for you to answer, in a way that we get to know each other and start our conversation.


What is calling to you to come, to be with other women in deepening our exploration of moving the edge?


Is there a deeply held question, something you are seeking to better understand as we come together?  A direction for you, your work, or for us as a collective of women?     read more »

Scaling and Sustaining Social and Organisational Innovation

Submitted by George Por on August 12, 2008 - 16:33.

Tim Merry wrote in email to some friends on July 25, 2008:  read more »

Making sense of what’s happening in the world, besides the crises

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I don’t have an accurate map of all the unconferences, barcamps, world cafés, “open space” sessions and appreciative inquiries that occur in many countries, with increasing frequency. In a sense, it would never be accurate because by the time a new video gets posted about an event occurring, two other went unnoticed by those who were not there. Thus, memes and practices worth to replicate can’t spread as rapidly as it would be useful and necessary to scale up innovation. Noticing it contributed to the following dual motivation of this writing.  read more »

Submitted by George Por on July 19, 2008 - 09:27.

Our collective leap!

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Today is Thursday. I am back home in my ‘normal’ work, giving several individual coaching sessions during the day. The Axladitsa Guardians gathering, which finished last Friday, is still very much present.

First of all I want to give you the link to the pictures I took during that time. I added some descriptions here and there, in that way it became a little story on its own.
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Submitted by Ria Baeck on June 5, 2008 - 21:14.