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Collective Transitions with Luea Ritter & Nancy Zam
Lucky me, I get to speak with Luea and Zam of Collective Transitions. They are joining the AR+ Gathering eCO Retreat in March 2021. I am especially interested in their work with Systemic Constellations and passion for what’s indigenous in each of us. Our conversation exemplifies the “not knowing” we each bring to the Gathering […]
Read More...4 preGathering zoominars
4 pre-Gathering zoominars in January and February 2021 will tease out key themes to center the call to practice in reflexive learning communities at a time of eco-social crisis. Each themed session includes a plenary conversation, small breakouts and a taste of ARTist practice. Courageous use of the arts in/for political ART.Conversation starter: Dr. Miren […]
Read More...Gathering eCO Retreat Program update #1.
Our Theme : We are called to reflexive learning communities at a time of eco-social crisis. Overview: We’ll work with: 4 themes of the 4 preGathering zoominars: Developmental friendship; Re-storying ourselves; Feminine paradox of caring economy; Arts in Political work. More here: https://actionresearchplus.com/4-pregathering-zoominars/ Through 3 spaces: relational, conceptual and experimental. In workshop/mapping/fishbowl practices. With […]
Read More...Peace from the Opposing Side
Can peacemakers have a positive and enduring impact on conflict situations when they are from one side in a conflict and have to overcome deep-rooted distrust of who they are? This is the issue addressed by Alexander Cromwell and Margarita Tadevosyan, who studied peacebuilding in two of the world’s most problematic areas of conflict: the […]
Read More...Fallback – Spring Forward. Developmental Advice from Dr. Val
Dr. Valerie Livesay is a leader in articulating and advancing the theory of adult development. Val’s research highlights just how nonlinear our journey of adult development is. Her work is about how we fall back – and spring forward – in our ability to handle complexity. Recently I read Val’s very readable article on how […]
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