Register
for Workshop #POST03 | Wednesday, 2PM–6PM; $200
Do you feel "full" at the end of a great conference? One way to make sense of a powerful experience is to reflect with others, discovering what has heart and meaning by being a mirror for each other. Join your colleagues to help internalize your own learnings and clarify what you wish to share with others back home. If you weren't able to attend the conference, this is a chance to catch the spark from those who were there. Peggy Holman and Bob Stilger will be opening the space using Open Space Technology—a process that enables a diverse group to address individual and collective meaning making.
In this workshop, you will:
Peggy
Holman hosts conversations that matter, inviting people to gather
around the issues most important to them and move their dreams into action.
Her book, The Change Handbook, co-edited with Tom Devane and
Steven Cady, has been warmly received by people wishing to increase resilience,
connection, collaboration, and aliveness in their organizations and communities.
Her current inquiry is taking emergent process work to scale to shift
our collective capacity for living well together.
Bob
Stilger been engaged in community change work since the mid-1970s.
In recent years, much of his work has been in places like South Africa,
Zimbabwe, India, and Brazil, where new forms of engagement are being
created. He has a PhD in Learning and Change in Human Systems from CIIS
and was the co-president of The Berkana Institute from 2005–2009. | Back to top..