I heard from a colleague in public health who is wondering about this.
Though the current swine flu events in Mexico and the US are not as
severe as originally feared, they have provided a great learning
lab. With the potential to kill many people all over the world and
increase the disruption already caused by ongoing economic troubles,
learning how to deal with pandemics is certainly important to our
future! what role might Open Space play?
And here's an interesting twist: How might we use OST and what we
know about self-organizing systems in pandemic settings when people
are not supposed to gather close to each other?
The next pandemic, whenever it starts -- yesterday, in 3 months or in
3 years, will need cooperation from all over the place. And from what
I hear, it will not be 3 years!
Thoughts?
Peggy
P.S. This blog is a great source of information:
http://crofsblogs.typepad.com/h5n1/
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Peggy Holman
The Open Circle Company
15347 SE 49th Place
Bellevue, WA 98006
425-746-6274
www.opencirclecompany.com
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"An angel told me that the only way to step into the fire and not get
burnt, is to become
the fire".
-- Drew Dellinger
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