Re: [OSList] largest ost?

To add to this wonderful collection of large Open Space gatherings, the one I did was with about 2,100, 1,800 street kids and 300 teachers outside Bogota, Colombia. The kids were 14-22. They had all gone through a drug rehab program and we're now in a jobs program. I worked with Andres Agudelo,

Re: [OSList] Lonely

A modern name for that feeling…the radiant network. Following the Practice of Peace gathering at Whidbey Island in 2003, Anne Stadler coined the term the “radiant network” to describe the sense of connectedness that was present by the end of our time among the 130+ people from 26 countries,

Re: [OSList] Open Space for a group of 6??

I once ran a two day Open Space with the 5-member board of a nonprofit. They got together in every possible configuration over those two days. Pairs, trios, solo, whole group. It wasn't as dramatic as Gerard's story. We knew going in we'd just have five. As with any good Open Space, there

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

I’d echo Christine’s observations about infrastructure. So much of that is something that you can take for granted in an organization and requires some thought when dealing with public settings. A couple other distinctions I’ve noticed: Organizational events are high context. A calling

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Harrison, I take something different from Christine's comments about infrastructure. It isn't about charting and categorizing. It's about the means for people to share stories, connect with each other, ask and offer support, to find access to resources. In organizations, the capacity for

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Go to:http://lists.openspacetech.org/listinfo.cgi/oslist-openspacetech.org From: OSList [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Peggy Holman via OSList Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 1:01 PM To: Christine Whitney Sanchez; Open Listserv Subject: Re: [OSList

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Magnificent Than Any Ever Seen!, Saturday 18 October 2014 Connect with your candidates, get your voice heard by joining with others in your community, and Influence the future of the city On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 3:31 AM, Peggy Holman via OSList oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote: I’d

Re: [OSList] Authority Distribution in Open Space

Such a rich exploration! I want to return to a thread in an earlier message from Dan to highlight another aspect of this transition in world view from hierarchy as the default architecture for getting stuff done to self-organization as a frame of reference for getting stuff done. It has to

[OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?

Hi all, I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses. appreciatively, Peggy Begin forwarded message: From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org Date: November 10, 2014 at 12:51:54 PM PST

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

John, Check out Engaging Emergence: Turning Upheaval into Opportunity - http://www.amazon.com/Engaging-Emergence-Turning-Upheaval-Opportunity/dp/1605095214. It reflects a lot of reading on the science of complexity, time with masters, like Harrison and Anne Stadler, what I’ve learned from

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

A good place to start for sure Harrison! When I was working on the chapter on complexity for the upcoming book on Dialogic Organization Development, I went through the bibliographies of people who work with complexity and organizations (Meg Wheatley, Ralph Stacey, Harrison Owen, Uri Merry,

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

Artur, To add to Harrison’s comments, Gleick was explicitly noted by more than one source who looks at organizations through the lens of complexity as their first entry into the world of self-organization. And he is a good read! Peggy On Nov 29, 2014, at 11:24 AM, Harrison Owen via OSList

[OSList] Fwd: Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

A good place to start for sure Harrison! When I was working on the chapter on complexity for the upcoming book on Dialogic Organization Development, I went through the bibliographies of people who work with complexity and organizations (Meg Wheatley, Ralph Stacey, Harrison Owen, Uri Merry,

Re: [OSList] How do we define LURKER?

I have played with the term active readers rather than lurkers. Has a different tone. The compulsive historian in me wants to mention that in November, 2009, a message called Roll Call: Present was sent by Erik Fabian (who contributed about 15 messages from June to November of that year.) He

Re: [OSList] Who has facilitated at least 7 OST events?

Michael, Thanks for the reframing. It reminds me of a question that informed the stewards of Spirited Work, an Open Space learning community that met in OS 4 times a year for 7 years: What does it mean to live one’s life in Open Space? Living in that question has been and continues to be a

Re: [OSList] Combining sessions - a slight change of title

Just read through this thread. I have a real story of almost as many sessions as participants that illustrates much of the wise counsel in this exchange. It was a small group, about a dozen people on the last morning of a 3-day gathering. Over the previous days, they had heard the sort of

Re: [OSList] largest ost?

To add to this wonderful collection of large Open Space gatherings, the one I did was with about 2,100, 1,800 street kids and 300 teachers outside Bogota, Colombia. The kids were 14-22. They had all gone through a drug rehab program and we're now in a jobs program. I worked with Andres Agudelo,

Re: [OSList] Lonely

A modern name for that feeling…the radiant network. Following the Practice of Peace gathering at Whidbey Island in 2003, Anne Stadler coined the term the “radiant network” to describe the sense of connectedness that was present by the end of our time among the 130+ people from 26 countries,

Re: [OSList] Open Space for a group of 6??

I once ran a two day Open Space with the 5-member board of a nonprofit. They got together in every possible configuration over those two days. Pairs, trios, solo, whole group. It wasn't as dramatic as Gerard's story. We knew going in we'd just have five. As with any good Open Space, there

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

I’d echo Christine’s observations about infrastructure. So much of that is something that you can take for granted in an organization and requires some thought when dealing with public settings. A couple other distinctions I’ve noticed: Organizational events are high context. A calling

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Harrison, I take something different from Christine's comments about infrastructure. It isn't about charting and categorizing. It's about the means for people to share stories, connect with each other, ask and offer support, to find access to resources. In organizations, the capacity for

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Go to:http://lists.openspacetech.org/listinfo.cgi/oslist-openspacetech.org From: OSList [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Peggy Holman via OSList Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 1:01 PM To: Christine Whitney Sanchez; Open Listserv Subject: Re: [OSList

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Magnificent Than Any Ever Seen!, Saturday 18 October 2014 Connect with your candidates, get your voice heard by joining with others in your community, and Influence the future of the city On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 3:31 AM, Peggy Holman via OSList oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote: I’d

Re: [OSList] Authority Distribution in Open Space

Such a rich exploration! I want to return to a thread in an earlier message from Dan to highlight another aspect of this transition in world view from hierarchy as the default architecture for getting stuff done to self-organization as a frame of reference for getting stuff done. It has to

[OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?

Hi all, I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses. appreciatively, Peggy Begin forwarded message: From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org Date: November 10, 2014 at 12:51:54 PM PST

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

John, Check out Engaging Emergence: Turning Upheaval into Opportunity - http://www.amazon.com/Engaging-Emergence-Turning-Upheaval-Opportunity/dp/1605095214. It reflects a lot of reading on the science of complexity, time with masters, like Harrison and Anne Stadler, what I’ve learned from

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

A good place to start for sure Harrison! When I was working on the chapter on complexity for the upcoming book on Dialogic Organization Development, I went through the bibliographies of people who work with complexity and organizations (Meg Wheatley, Ralph Stacey, Harrison Owen, Uri Merry,

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

Artur, To add to Harrison’s comments, Gleick was explicitly noted by more than one source who looks at organizations through the lens of complexity as their first entry into the world of self-organization. And he is a good read! Peggy On Nov 29, 2014, at 11:24 AM, Harrison Owen via OSList

[OSList] Fwd: Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

A good place to start for sure Harrison! When I was working on the chapter on complexity for the upcoming book on Dialogic Organization Development, I went through the bibliographies of people who work with complexity and organizations (Meg Wheatley, Ralph Stacey, Harrison Owen, Uri Merry,

Re: [OSList] How do we define LURKER?

I have played with the term active readers rather than lurkers. Has a different tone. The compulsive historian in me wants to mention that in November, 2009, a message called Roll Call: Present was sent by Erik Fabian (who contributed about 15 messages from June to November of that year.) He

Re: [OSList] Who has facilitated at least 7 OST events?

Michael, Thanks for the reframing. It reminds me of a question that informed the stewards of Spirited Work, an Open Space learning community that met in OS 4 times a year for 7 years: What does it mean to live one’s life in Open Space? Living in that question has been and continues to be a

Re: [OSList] Combining sessions - a slight change of title

Just read through this thread. I have a real story of almost as many sessions as participants that illustrates much of the wise counsel in this exchange. It was a small group, about a dozen people on the last morning of a 3-day gathering. Over the previous days, they had heard the sort of

Re: [OSList] Archives ready for search

Amen! A deep bow to you Harold. Peggy _ Peggy Holman Executive Director Journalism that Matters 15347 SE 49th Place Bellevue, WA 98006 425-746-6274 www.journalismthatmatters.net www.peggyholman.com Twitter: @peggyholman JTM Twitter: @JTMStream Enjoy the award

Re: [OSList] largest ost?

To add to this wonderful collection of large Open Space gatherings, the one I did was with about 2,100, 1,800 street kids and 300 teachers outside Bogota, Colombia. The kids were 14-22. They had all gone through a drug rehab program and we're now in a jobs program. I worked with Andres Agudelo,

Re: [OSList] Lonely

A modern name for that feeling…the radiant network. Following the Practice of Peace gathering at Whidbey Island in 2003, Anne Stadler coined the term the “radiant network” to describe the sense of connectedness that was present by the end of our time among the 130+ people from 26 countries,

Re: [OSList] Open Space for a group of 6??

I once ran a two day Open Space with the 5-member board of a nonprofit. They got together in every possible configuration over those two days. Pairs, trios, solo, whole group. It wasn't as dramatic as Gerard's story. We knew going in we'd just have five. As with any good Open Space, there

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

I’d echo Christine’s observations about infrastructure. So much of that is something that you can take for granted in an organization and requires some thought when dealing with public settings. A couple other distinctions I’ve noticed: Organizational events are high context. A calling

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Harrison, I take something different from Christine's comments about infrastructure. It isn't about charting and categorizing. It's about the means for people to share stories, connect with each other, ask and offer support, to find access to resources. In organizations, the capacity for

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Go to:http://lists.openspacetech.org/listinfo.cgi/oslist-openspacetech.org From: OSList [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Peggy Holman via OSList Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 1:01 PM To: Christine Whitney Sanchez; Open Listserv Subject: Re: [OSList

Re: [OSList] Private vs Public OST Differences?

Magnificent Than Any Ever Seen!, Saturday 18 October 2014 Connect with your candidates, get your voice heard by joining with others in your community, and Influence the future of the city On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 3:31 AM, Peggy Holman via OSList oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote: I’d

Re: [OSList] Authority Distribution in Open Space

Such a rich exploration! I want to return to a thread in an earlier message from Dan to highlight another aspect of this transition in world view from hierarchy as the default architecture for getting stuff done to self-organization as a frame of reference for getting stuff done. It has to

[OSList] Fwd: Guerilla Open Space?

Hi all, I got the query below from my friend Tom Atlee. It seemed like a great question for the list. Since Tom isn’t on it, I told him that I’d forward any responses. appreciatively, Peggy Begin forwarded message: From: Tom Atlee c...@igc.org Date: November 10, 2014 at 12:51:54 PM PST

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

John, Check out Engaging Emergence: Turning Upheaval into Opportunity - http://www.amazon.com/Engaging-Emergence-Turning-Upheaval-Opportunity/dp/1605095214. It reflects a lot of reading on the science of complexity, time with masters, like Harrison and Anne Stadler, what I’ve learned from

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

A good place to start for sure Harrison! When I was working on the chapter on complexity for the upcoming book on Dialogic Organization Development, I went through the bibliographies of people who work with complexity and organizations (Meg Wheatley, Ralph Stacey, Harrison Owen, Uri Merry,

Re: [OSList] Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

Artur, To add to Harrison’s comments, Gleick was explicitly noted by more than one source who looks at organizations through the lens of complexity as their first entry into the world of self-organization. And he is a good read! Peggy On Nov 29, 2014, at 11:24 AM, Harrison Owen via OSList

[OSList] Fwd: Summer research project idea: 'self organisation'

A good place to start for sure Harrison! When I was working on the chapter on complexity for the upcoming book on Dialogic Organization Development, I went through the bibliographies of people who work with complexity and organizations (Meg Wheatley, Ralph Stacey, Harrison Owen, Uri Merry,

Re: [OSList] How do we define LURKER?

I have played with the term active readers rather than lurkers. Has a different tone. The compulsive historian in me wants to mention that in November, 2009, a message called Roll Call: Present was sent by Erik Fabian (who contributed about 15 messages from June to November of that year.) He

Re: [OSList] Who has facilitated at least 7 OST events?

Michael, Thanks for the reframing. It reminds me of a question that informed the stewards of Spirited Work, an Open Space learning community that met in OS 4 times a year for 7 years: What does it mean to live one’s life in Open Space? Living in that question has been and continues to be a

Re: [OSList] Combining sessions - a slight change of title

Just read through this thread. I have a real story of almost as many sessions as participants that illustrates much of the wise counsel in this exchange. It was a small group, about a dozen people on the last morning of a 3-day gathering. Over the previous days, they had heard the sort of

[OSList] Help Request

Hi all, I had an unusual phone call yesterday with a Sudanese man, Yousif Ibra, who is living in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He has been in the U.S. for about one year and has applied for asylum but has yet to hear anything. He left family behind when he fled his country. Yousif told me that he saw

Re: [OSList] Help Request

/the_emerging_news_and_information_eco_system On Apr 7, 2015, at 9:09 AM, Elwin and Joan elwinandj...@yahoo.com wrote: My wife listened to me read Yousif's story and suggested that someone link him up with George Clooney who has been extremely active on Sudanese issues. Elwin From: Peggy Holman via

Re: [OSList] How big is a circle with 300 people?

A bit late to this discussion, but wanted to share a couple pictures of the 2,100-person OS in Bogota. I loved the tape on the cement that marked rows and aisles that the sponsors placed to get the sense of concentric circles. And the reality when people actually sat in the space. Empty:

[OSList] Fwd: [searchnet] Wilmington, DE congregation needs a Facilitator

Stumbled across the message below from the Future Search listserv. Since they’re looking for an Open Space practitioner, thought I’d cross-post. Peggy Begin forwarded message: From: Sally f...@futuresearch.net Subject: [searchnet] Wilmington, DE congregation needs a Facilitator Date:

Re: [OSList] Open Space, Journalism and Music

Thanks for sharing the story Suzanne. I was joined by three great folks in hosting this gathering: Carol Daniel, Stephen Silha, and Chris Corrigan. Our conference partner, the Agora Journal Center at the University of Oregon is in the process of doing a video. I’ll share it when it’s ready.

Re: [OSList] florian fischer has passed away

Like Chris, I fell in love with Florian the first time I met him. It was at OSonOS in Berlin in 2000. Among his many gifts, he was a poet. I turned a pamphlet he created of his poems about Open Space into a pdf. He called

[OSList] Great interview with Anne Stadler

For those who know Anne, the 30 minute video needs no further intro: http://www.seattlechannel.org/SeattleVoices?videoid=x56167 http://www.seattlechannel.org/SeattleVoices?videoid=x56167 If you don't know her, she was pivotal in putting Open Space in the map in the 80’s. She made the first

Re: [OSList] who are the right people

Beautifully written Tree! You bring it back to me. I had never done fund raising before and we started getting international requests to attend. As with many of the miracles surrounding that gathering, a professional fund raiser showed up to help us. I sent out a note to just about everyone I

Re: [OSList] Holding Open Space for 2,000 attendees

Hi Meredith, I did a 2-day Open Space for 2,100 in 2004. We had 1,800 street kids and 300 teachers, just outside Bogota, Colombia. Some pictures are here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/78084501@N00/sets/72157624492066539/ In

[OSList] Re-imagining The Change Handbook

Help envision the possibilities for the next edition of a well-loved resource for high participation, system-wide change. Since 1999 The Change Handbook

Re: [OSList] OST and group methods in education settings

t; “Data.” Good stories – definitely. Of course that is heresy! > > hol > > > > From: OSList [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org > <mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org>] On Behalf Of Peggy Holman > via OSList > Sent: Friday, July 22, 2

Re: [OSList] Renewing the Mission of the Open Space Institute U.S.

Hey Jeff, Harold gave me a nudge asking that I speak to the origin story for the Open Space Institute - US. I found a short summary written in early 1998 about how we got started, called “A Little History”. Others who were there, please chime in! I’ve also shared an article

[OSList] Re-imagining The Change Handbook - A follow up

Over the last couple months Tom Devane, Steve Cady, and I sent out a survey and held two forums on the notion of a third edition of The Change Handbook. Here's what you told us: Go digital! While a book is nice, putting information about methodologies online is a way to stay current and

Re: [OSList] a substantial difference

The term engagement has entered into the world of journalism. About a year ago, someone asked me to define what I thought it meant to journalists. So I created a table with a continuum: https://medium.com/@PeggyHolman/what-do-journalists-mean-by-engagement-fc70d507d111#.ie194m594

Re: [OSList] Impact of open space

As Birgitt already said, it’s what happens in the long run that makes Open Space so profoundly and subversively powerful. It can shift individual and collective narratives that define identity. As it did, I think, for those of us at Expanding Our Now on the Oregon coast years ago. Thanks to

Re: [OSList] What is the sweet spot for Online OS using video chat?

Makes me of the response from a techie on why they still have face to face meetings with all the tech available for communication: higher bandwidth. Ben — thanks for painting a terrific picture of the potential. Peggy _ Peggy Holman Executive Director

Re: [OSList] Safety

Great question Harold! I always wince when people say the space needs to be safe. If you make space so safe that it leaves the opportunity for messiness out, nothing happens. Sometimes I’ve said "safe enough”. Ultimately, as you said, a sense of safety comes from within. Rather than safety, I

Re: [OSList] [GC] Time challenge - multiple short OSTs? (x-posted OS/GC-lists)

Thomas, I did a project many years ago to support a statewide conversation about the arts in Washington state. We began with an all-day statewide Open Space, followed by 16 3-hour Open Spaces in communities off many different sizes, and ended with a second statewide conversation to set

[OSList] Come to NCDD Boston: Bridging Our Divides - October 14-16

Hi all, I want to give you a heads up about the upcoming National Conference on Dialogue & Deliberation taking place in Framingham, MA this October 14-16. NCDD has extended an offer to Open Space practitioners for $100 off the regular registration rate ($350

Re: [OSList] University training for Open Space Technology?

About two years into working with Open Space, I reflected on how it had influenced me. In brief, the gifts of Open Space to me were around: Generosity of spirit Focus on essence over form Seek simplicity Inclusion/invitation A sense of abundance Curiosity about who and what shows up No doubt

Re: [OSList] peggy holman for prez!

Not sure what to say to this one Raffi. Can’t say it’s an office I’d seek. How about Kai Degner? At least he’s got some experience in the political arena! Peggy _ Peggy Holman Executive Director Journalism that Matters 15347 SE 49th Place Bellevue, WA 98006

Re: [OSList] Remembering Chris

Thank you, Chris, for your loving tribute to Chris Weaver. I knew him only through his presence on this list. Children and poetry will always be what comes up when I think of him. Ironically, I was walking in the woods this morning with a clear sky and yet it was raining in the woods. Guess it

Re: [OSList] Open Space and Introverts

LOL! This question comes up from time to time. I’m looking back in the archives and see the conversation happened extensively in 1997 with reprises in 2001, 2006, and occasional smatterings at other times. Some quotes: October 16, 1997 I have also heard this concern, and heard that it favours

Re: [OSList] Lisa Carlson

Oh. Lisa Kimball. I’m so sad to hear of her passing. She wasn’t that old! Lisa was smart, creative and a trail blazer in so many ways. She supported early experiments with technology that connects like Metanet and later with Group Jazz. She’s also been a a leader around liberating structures.

Re: [OSList] : Peggy Holman keynotes OSACON, Wednesday 11/08 12 noon NYC time

Daniel, Thanks for getting out the word. I’m looking forward to the session! I’ll be sharing some of my story of discovering Open Space and the journey it took me on, notably what complexity science has taught us about self-organization and emergence and what that implies about working with

Re: [OSList] Papers and writing about opening space

Chris mentioned his chapter in the Dialogic Organization Development book on containers. You might also find my chapter on complexity, self-organization and emergence in that same book of us. And if that path of inquiry is useful, check out Engaging Emergence: Turning Upheaval into Opportunity.

[OSList] Fwd: Hope Never Dies!

I see the site has a contact page: https://workshopbank.com/contact Anyone care to give them some feedback and request they stop calling this thing Open Space with a twist? Peggy Holman 425-746-6274 Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: > From: Harrison Owen via OSList

Re: [OSList] OST and what makes team work successful

has the task of assisting this to happen.. Open Space is > such a simple statement and the facilitator must treat the meeting with > respect and a passion to do what ever is required to assist the participants > to be psychologically safe so that hopes and dreams related to the

Re: [OSList] OST and what makes team work successful

What a lovely question Marai! I can tell you that I fell in love with OST the first time I experienced it -- in 1996 -- because I saw something that I didn’t know was possible: The needs of individuals and the needs of the whole could both be met. Before then, I thought either one or the

Re: [OSList] List of some participants for this years WOSonOS in Iceland

Sending greetings for a great gathering. I won’t be there physically but will certainly be there in spirit! Peggy Peggy Holman Co-founder Journalism That Matters 15347 SE 49th Place Bellevue, WA 98006 206-948-0432 www.journalismthatmatters.org

Re: [OSList] Happy Birthday Harrison!

Yup. Happy 83rd. Where did the time go? My life is different — and better — because of you. Thank you for pointing the way to a more resilient way of being. Much love, Peggy Peggy Holman 425-746-6274 Sent from my iPad > On Dec 1, 2018, at 11:34 PM, Tova Averbuch via OSList > wrote: > >

Re: [OSList] Happy Birthday Harrison!

erman > Michael Herman Associates > 312-280-7838 (mobile) > > http://MichaelHerman.com <http://michaelherman.com/> > http://OpenSpaceWorld.org <http://openspaceworld.org/> > > > > > On Mon, Dec 3, 2018 at 12:30 PM Peggy Holman via OSList > mailto

Re: [OSList] Happy Birthday Harrison!

I love the picture Christy! Where does the time go? Peggy Peggy Holman Co-founder Journalism That Matters 15347 SE 49th Place Bellevue, WA 98006 206-948-0432 www.journalismthatmatters.org www.peggyholman.com Twitter: @peggyholman JTM Twitter: @JTMStream Enjoy

Re: [OSList] number of breakout groups

My rule of thumb is that smaller groups, say under 25, plan for half of people to post a session. In the middle, say 25-200, plan on 1/3 of people posting sessions and over that, about 20% will post sessions. I recall a spreadsheet on how to determine room size and how many concentric circles

Re: [OSList] Relationship between Appreciative Inquiry and OST?

I did an issue for the Appreciative Inquiry Practitioner newsletter in 2004 (!!) on the relationship between Appreciative Inquiry and Open Space. Here’s the table of contents: http://peggyholman.com/papers/articles/appreciative-inquiry-and-open-space/

Re: [OSList] OSList Digest, Vol 97, Issue 13

I’ve also got an outline and video of me opening space (shot by Harold Shinsato) and other resources: http://peggyholman.com/openspace/ . Peggy _ Peggy Holman pe...@peggyholman.com Twitter: @peggyholman The Open Circle

Re: [OSList] Ten Weeks in Open Space

Great story Harrison! It is reminiscent of an similar experiment that Anne Stadler included in the lovely collection she curated for a Berrett-Koehler Newsletter called At Work years ago. After a little digging around, while I didn’t find the whole collection, I did locate the story from two

Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2005 Nova Scotia - do you remember

rom my phone. > > On Jul 15, 2019, at 15:23, Peggy Holman via OSList > mailto:oslist@lists.openspacetech.org>> > wrote: > >> Marai, >> >> I don’t think I ever mentioned Bohm Dialogue in Halifax. It just informed my >> offering to what we did in that clo

Re: [OSList] OST for Mission/Vision and Strategic Planning?

I’ll add another strategic planning story to the mix. In the 1999, I did a project with the Washington State Arts Commission to create a strategic plan that was widely embraced by artists and arts organizations all over the state. The commission’s continued funding was riding on success. We

Re: [OSList] OSList Digest, Vol 100, Issue 29

So many stories in those early days of forming the Open Space Institutes! We also did a session or two around what people wanted from the institutes. I think it was there that the idea arose for OSI-US that people wanted a “heart fire” - a place to send their friends for mutual support and

Re: [OSList] OSList Digest, Vol 101, Issue 5

Whether one chooses to stay or go, the law of two feet expresses the profound act of taking responsibility for what you love. To me, the invitation to attend to what matters to you by using the law is the essence of Open Space. Everything else flows from it. Peggy Holman 206-948-0432 Sent

Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2005 Nova Scotia - do you remember

Yes, it was the year of Harrison’s 70th birthday. I remember the dancing! The closing circle keeps coming back to me. We had invitations to go to two places in 2006. We used Bohm dialogue to discern where to go. I remember we used a talking piece among the 50-60 people. I recall setting it up

Re: [OSList] OSList Digest, Vol 102, Issue 15

Worked for me too. Try a different browser. If that works, I’m guessing you need to clear the cache or history. I’m never sure exactly what you have to clear when something quirky happens. Peggy Holman Co-founder Journalism That Matters 15347 SE 49th Place

[OSList] Happy birthday Harrison

Morning all, It’s that time of year. For most of us, it’s holiday season. A special day for Open Space Technology is today: Harrison Owen’s birthday. Harrison: wishing you a great day and a special year. As disruption of the status quo becomes louder and more prevalent, your gift to the world

Re: [OSList] Large OST pictures

gt; > > When the mind is quiet, the sun of your heart will shine once again, and you > will be free of problems. > - Robert Adams <http://www.robert-adams.info/> > > On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 3:10 AM Peggy Holman via OSList > mailto:oslist@lis

Re: [OSList] Large OST pictures

Here are pictures from the 2,100 person Open Space in Bogotá, Colombia. Mostly street kids. https://flickr.com/photos/78084501@N00/sets/72157624492066539 Let me know if there’s a problem getting to them. I think Flickr has changed its access rules. Peggy Holman 206-948-0432 Sent from my iPad

Re: [OSList] the largest Open Space (Participants)?

the event - and she wrote that about > 1800 girlscouts and some more people - around 3000 over the days participated. > > I just wanted to tell my people, that Open Space could be very big - if they > ever should need it ;-) > > Enjoy your day! > Lise > > Den 07-01-2020 k

Re: [OSList] the largest Open Space (Participants)?

Lise - I hope your 12 person OS was wonderful! I find that size to be intense in a different way than many hundreds or thousands. Christine Whitney Sanchez’s Girl Scout Open Space was around 1,800 people. I found the message below from her in the OSlist archives. I’m pretty sure Paul

Re: [OSList] The New Space Race?

Hi Michael, Thanks for opening this conversation. I’ve been thinking about something similar, with a slightly different emphasis. I’ve been struck by how frequently I’m hearing “we’re all in this together”. So I’ve been thinking about how it is a time of both personal responsibility AND a

Re: [OSList] The New Space Race?

ly. They took care of the > vulnerable and worked together. > > I love it! I knew in my profound self that there should be another way. > > Thanks a lot! > > Warm regards > > Agustín > > > On Thursday, April 16, 2020, 04:16:09 PM GMT-5, Peggy Holman via OSList

Re: [OSList] help needed : a good talk/sparring partner

ne on one offer, interesting to hear it can be translated differently) . I’d > be please to be in touch with this person > > You are wonderful :) > Christine > + 33 6 13 28 71 38 > > >> Le 26 mars 2020 à 18:15, Peggy Holman via OSList >> a écrit : >

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