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Inmaculada Adarves-Yorno

two "full" ONE PLANET MBA Scholarships for Colombian students 2 Replies

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Dana  Pearlman

What personal capacities are essential in your work?

Started by Dana Pearlman Jul 13, 2011.

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Webinar series on authentic leadership, personal capacities and practice

This webinar series hosted by The Lotus will begin on February 16th and run for 5 weeks. It is the first part in series of two.We will be discussing the interior aspects of leadership and how to leverage your self as a change agent, be fully yourself and perceive beyond cognition alone through practice.Please go to …See More
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Olen Gunnlaugson is now a member of ALIA Institute Sunday
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Pamela Schreiner replied to Frauke Godat's discussion 'Sense-making in the Occupy Movement' in the group 2012 Sense-Making
Interesting! This concept of street hosting is intriguing. I will be watching to see what emerges. In November, a group of colleagues and myself from our local OD Network, visited our local Occupy group.  I love the way there is no single…
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Laurie Hunt commented on Brad Johnston's group 'ALIA - Ontario'
Hello TCS ColleaguesJulie Diamond from the Process Institute in Portland is coming to Toronto to facilitate a 4 module cohort training on Deep Democracy: The Micro-Skills of Leadership, Collaboration and Facilitating Collective Change.The program…
Jan 18
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Jana Benz is now a member of ALIA Institute Jan 16
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Frauke Godat replied to Frauke Godat's discussion 'Sense-making in the Occupy Movement' in the group 2012 Sense-Making
Here is a quick starter from my side: I have started a Theory U learning process in November 2011 to innovate around street hosting practices in the current Occupy and Real Democracy movement (it includes links, some of my reflections, stories):…
Jan 16
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Sense-making in the Occupy Movement

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Where are meaningful conversation happening in the Occupy movement?Where is participatory democracy/leadership happening?This space is for collecting your experiences, questions, and stories...See More
Frauke Godat added a discussion to the group 2012 Sense-Making Jan 16
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Tony Lamport commented on Susan Szpakowski's group '2012 Sense-Making'
A piece in the Globe and Mail on Saturday similarly points out that, critical as collaboration is, the Steve Jobs and Christopher Hitchins of the world who have the strength to challenge common assumptions and champion unpopular truths at…
Jan 15

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Dana  Pearlman

Webinar series on authentic leadership, personal capacities and practice

This webinar series hosted by The Lotus will begin on February 16th and run for 5 weeks. It is the first part in series of two.

We will be discussing the interior aspects of leadership and how to leverage your self as a change agent, be fully yourself and perceive beyond cognition alone through practice.

Please go to …

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Posted by Dana Pearlman on January 27, 2012 at 2:14pm

Susan Gillis Chapman

Spirit Rocks and Sacred People

spirit rocks and sacred people

Sometimes it’s easier it is to see the qualities in a rock than to find anything interesting in another person.  From a distance, most people are easy to admire.  And our inner circle of friends and family can be endlessly fascinating. But sitting in a stuffy office listening to a co-worker go on and on pushing a meaningless platform of opinions with no regard for what you think– that can be a challenge.  Toxic certainty is like a…

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Posted by Susan Gillis Chapman on January 11, 2012 at 2:35am

Lalith Ananda Gunaratne

Meeting My East and My West

Making a move from Sri Lanka where I was for the last 27 years enjoying the warm weather, the social life and meaningful work,  also dealing with the challenges of a brutal war around us, yet feeling as we were living our life on the edge and to its fullest, was not an easy one.

We chose Ottawa, a smaller city, accessible, nice people and the beauty of nature, yet making a move at my age of 52 is challenging.   Then again, my father was 57 when he and my mother immigrated with us to…

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Posted by Lalith Ananda Gunaratne on December 25, 2011 at 11:30pm

Dana  Pearlman

Are you the next sustainability leader? Applications open!

The challenges facing our global society are apparent on many levels. From a lack of social trust, climate change, poverty, pollution, species extinction, institutional failure and our inability to continue consuming at current levels, the change that needs to take place on a global scale is massive, compounding and complex. In order to combat these challenges, we need both strategic planning that adheres to the limits of the Earth's…
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Posted by Dana Pearlman on December 5, 2011 at 5:56pm

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