Dear Suzanne,
Yes you are correct. Ms. Song is coming!
The 3-day arrangemnts are so interesting that Ms. Song would like to
participate the whole 3, and I'm hornored to be with her.
We are now under the application process and travel booking affairs. Look
forward to seeing you all there!
P.S. Please add Ms. Song's email ([email protected]) into the Open Space
Technology email list.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
Hulu
陈胡露
社区参与行动 项目负责人
地址：北京东城区安定门外青年湖南里24号文体中心206, 100011
电话：010-84252191-610
传真：010-84252191-603
手机：18611800737
邮件：[email protected]
网址：www.ssca.org.cn
Hulu Chen Project Coordinator
Shining Stone Community Action (SSCA)
Rm. 206, No. 24, Qingnianhu South Street, Andingmenwai, Dongcheng District,
Beijing. 100011
T: +86-10-84252191-610
F: +86-10-84252191-603
M: +86-18611800737
E: [email protected]
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发件人： Suzanne Daigle
发送时间： 2014-01-02 18:54
收件人： World wide Open Space Technology email list
抄送： Qinghua Song
主题： Re: [OSList] Ignited for 2014...
Dear Hulu and Qinghua,
Am I understanding correctly that Ms. Song is thinking of coming to New York to
share the wonderful stories of Open Space in China. Perhaps I have
misunderstood as I know this is a very big trip? If so, I apologize.
If I did understand correctly, and your question was about having an
interpreter for Ms. Song in New York at International House from January 18-20,
I would be asking my dear friend Chuni Li for her suggestions. Chuni lives in
New Jersey, born in Taiwan, speaks Chinese and knows many Chinese people.
What a delight to even dream and imagine such a visit again to America. Having
Ms. Song in Florida was such a gift. My only regret was that I was the
facilitator and that I was not able to be a simple participant enjoying all
those conversations that Gail speaks of. I had to live them later through the
many hours of video that I watched and the detailed reports in the book of
proceedings. I was so moved by the information shared about China, Haiti and
other places. The passion that I felt and the exchanges and connections that
happened ran deep as typically happens when we are in Open Space for three
days.
I am taking this opportunity to provide the links again for the WOSonOS 2013
Book of Proceedings plus to the Flipsnack Memory Book which contains many live
links of interviews including the invitation to go to China for WOSonOS 2015
(page 38). It was sheer delight watching Ms. Song and Hulu extend their
personal invitation, many smiles and laughter in their video.
Gail how wonderful that you will be sharing your wisdom about Open Space
in Shanghai at. a 3-day workshop. It will be such a gift just as it was a gift
for me to attend my first WOSonOS in Taiwan which you facilitated. I still
carry the spirit and magic of this gathering inside of me.
The beginning of a New Year typically invites us to plan for the future. I see
is also as a time to remember with so much gratitude the special moments of the
past, reliving those precious times in our heart and mind. That's what happened
today as I read Hulu and Gail's email.
Thank you,
Suzanne
On Jan 2, 2014 2:10 AM, "Hulu Chen" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Dear Suzanne,
>
> Thank you for your kind invitation, and happy new year to all dear friends.
>
> Ms. Song is very interseted in this topic, and hope to meet all friends there
> to share her thoughts and reflections on our expereinces of promoting Open
> Space in China. While she needs a volunteer interpreter for the whole
> process. Is there any proper candidate that you (or other friends) would
> like to recomend?
>
> Best regards,
> Hulu
>
> ________________________________
>
>
> 陈胡露
> 社区参与行动 项目负责人
> 地址：北京东城区安定门外青年湖南里24号文体中心206, 100011
> 电话：010-84252191-610
> 传真：010-84252191-603
> 手机：18611800737
> 邮件：[email protected]
>
> 网址：www.ssca.org.cn
>
>
>
> Hulu Chen Project Coordinator
> Shining Stone Community Action (SSCA)
> Rm. 206, No. 24, Qingnianhu South Street, Andingmenwai, Dongcheng District,
> Beijing. 100011
> T: +86-10-84252191-610
> F: +86-10-84252191-603
> M: +86-18611800737
> E: [email protected]
> W: www.ssca.org.cn
>
> From: Suzanne Daigle
> Date: 2013-12-31 19:04
> To: OSLIST
> Subject: [OSList] Ignited for 2014...
> Dear Friends,
>
> It's been such a wow year and I feel such love and gratitude for this
> community and for Open Space in my life! WOSonOS Florida 2013 was such a
> gift, a gift that keeps on giving! The stories I hear of what was ignited as
> a result are so heart-warming. Our WOSonOS Millennial co-host leaders are
> blasting it out of the park with so many initiatives in education,
> entrepreneurship, etc. Soon I will strong arm them to share their stories on
> the OS list. They are just too busy doing it instead of writing about it.
>
> Lately it feels like I've been on a bit of a sabbatical from our beloved OS
> list though I have been reading here and there. Yes I ventured into the
> Social Media world, with Twitter and more. I was overwhelmed at first but
> then I realized that it's just another example of the beautiful chaos that is
> life with all the wonderful global connections that can happen. It's also an
> opportunity to spark interest and curiosity around Open Space.
>
> My passion to bring Open Space to the World of Work has not abated nor has my
> deep desire to partner with our Technology pals and others who are equally
> passionate about igniting and transforming the workplace.
>
> In mid-January I will be going to New York to participate in the Annual Open
> Space co-hosted by Karen Davis and Harrison Owen at International House. I
> decided to personally invite a bunch of close friends from the Open Space
> world and others who have not yet experienced OS. Many are coming including
> Christine Koehler from Paris and Jasmina Nikolic from Serbia, Kennan Salinero
> (a Scientist from San Francisco), Derek Wade (from the Scrum World from
> Chicago), Russell Meyer (Social Activist Pastor from Florida), Ben Roberts
> (from CT bringing on-line dialogue to the world) , Achim Nowak (author and
> keynote speaker), Johann Gauthier (from Quebec Canada, creator of HRockstars
> which some of you might like to join) and others. Chuni Li who I met there
> three years ago will be hosting some of my friends at her home as will Ben
> Roberts. Part of the magic of our world in Open Space is when friends of
> friends become friends.
>
> So in the spirit of invitation, I would like to add my voice to Karen Davis'
> , the master organizer of this annual affair, to see if others might like to
> join.
>
> Below is the text of the invitation in case the attachment doesn't work.
>
> Hugs and Happy New Year to all!
> Suzanne
>
> Opening Space for Peace and High Performance:
> Living well with Chaos, Confusion and Conflict
>
>
>
> International House, New York City
>
> January 18-20, 2014
>
>
>
>
>
> Chaos, confusion and conflict seem to have the upper hand these days. Whether
> battered by the forces of nature, feeling the gridlock in government, trying
> to survive in a highly competitive and super-connected world or fearing the
> constant threats to peace in so many places, we all can agree that much is
> happening on our small planet. We feel the impact of it in our daily lives
> and many of us struggle.
>
>
> Perhaps it is time to recognize that we, our organizations, as indeed the
> entire cosmos �C are all self-organizing systems. And rather than viewing
> these forces as a threat or something to control, we can begin to see the
> power of self-organization and learn to leverage that power.
>
> By understanding the primal force of self-organization and letting go, we
> will be able to freely pursue the fulfillment of our individual and
> collective potential with energy and simplicity. We will engage in the
> natural dance of order and chaos that leads to peace and high performance.
>
> Can we be highly productive and peaceful at the same time? Can organizations
> produce exhilarating performance in peaceful environments?
>
> The 28-year natural experiment that is Open Space Technology (OST) has
> demonstrated no less than 250,000 times or more, in 146 countries with groups
> of 5 to 3000 that it is not only possible but predictable and highly
> probable. We can be hugely productive. We can be peacefully present.
>
> Some people have viewed the results as counterintuitive, unbelievable, and
> have even called it magic. The results continue; however, the “magic” is not
> Open Space Technology. Rather it is the force that underlies it �C the power
> of self-organization.
>
> You are invited to experience and learn to apply this age old force of High
> Performance and Peace as we engage, explore and deepen our understanding
> around this question: “Can We Learn to Ride the Creative/Chaotic Waves of
> Self-Organization, Using their Power to Amplify our Power?”
>
>
> THE PROGRAM
>
> The Program will unfold over 3 days. On Day I anyone who cares to learn the
> fundamentals of OST facilitation or to become more comfortable with
> facilitating is invited. This first day focuses on the essentials for opening
> space with any group, including core principles, the planning process, when
> to use Open Space, action approaches, and role and behavior of the
> facilitator. Practice during Days II-III will increase your proficiency.
>
>
>
> Days II �C III: The design for each of the following two days is identical.
> In the morning, Harrison Owen, the originator of OST, will offer reflections
> on “Creating the conditions for Peace and High Performance” and on the final
> day “Opening Space in our Lives, our Organizations and our World”. The
> balance of each day will be in dialogue with others in open space. We will
> all be teachers. We will all be learners. At the conclusion you will have a
> compendium of materials (online) to remind you of your experience and to
> support you in your new ventures.
>
> If you are specifically interested in the facilitation of OST, the first day
> of the program is essential, as well as reading Harrison Owen’s Open Space
> Technology: A User’s Guide and viewing a video of a telephone company, OST at
> US West, (16 minutes): http://vimeo.com/25251316. Other recommendations are
> Harrison Owen’s TedX talk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APD7oQ3xrSA and his
> books The Practice of Peace and The Wave Rider: Leadership for High
> Performance.
>
>
> TUITION
>
> Corporate Nonprofit/Individual
>
> January 18-20 (3 days) $750 $500
> January 19-20 (2 days) 500
> 335
> January 20 (1 day) 250
> 165
>
> Fees include lunches, coffee breaks and materials.
>
> Note: Our desire is to include all who wish to participate. If your budget
> does not fit the stated fees, please contact Karen at 1-212-595-9107 or
> [email protected].
>
>
>
> YOUR HOSTS
>
> Harrison Owen: Harrison is President of H.H.Owen and Co. His academic
> background and training centered on the nature and function of myth, ritual
> and culture. In the middle '60s, he left academe to work with a variety of
> organizations including small West African villages, urban (American and
> African) community organizations, Peace Corps, Regional Medical Programs,
> National Institutes of Health, and Veterans Administration. Along the way he
> discovered that his study of myth, ritual and culture had direct application
> to these social systems. In 1979 he created H.H.Owen and Company in order to
> explore the culture of organizations in transformation as a theorist and
> practicing consultant. Harrison convened the First International Symposium on
> Organization Transformation, and is the originator of Open Space Technology.
> He is the author of Spirit: Transformation and Development in Organizations,
> Leadership Is, Riding the Tiger, Open Space Technology: A User’s Guide, The
> Millennium Organization, Tales From Open Space, Expanding Our Now: The Story
> of Open Space Technology, The Spirit of Leadership: Liberating the Leader in
> Each of Us, The Power of Spirit: How Organizations Transform, The Practice of
> Peace and Wave Rider: Leadership for High Performance in a Self-Organizing
> World.
>
> Karen J. Davis: Karen, a consultant with organizations globally, is
> committed to enhancing the health, effectiveness, and joy of human systems.
> She is dedicated to building global community through working and learning
> with colleagues throughout the world. For a decade Karen was faculty at
> Universidad Diego Portales in Santiago de Chile. She is part of the
> leadership of the International Organization Development Association and has
> served on the board of the Organization Development Network. Karen serves on
> the boards of Open Space Institute of USA, a large healthcare organization,
> as well as on boards of community and cultural organizations. Karen is a
> co-author in The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook. She has been involved with
> Open Space since before its naming. When not traveling or working around the
> world, she lives in New York City, returning regularly to her native Arizona.
> Summers, she is on her farm in rural Quebec, Canada. Karen describes herself
> as a gardener and a world citizen.
>
>
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>
>
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