OSIC and MEMBER EVENTS
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(Updated July 21, 2008)
Key Points Emerging from the June 19th OSIC Tele-Meeting THEME: What are we hearing/learning about the concerns, needs and wants of our clients – and how does this relate to our knowledge of Open Space and the services OSIC provides?
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World Open Space on Open Space 2008 Monday, July 21 and Tuesday, July 22, 2008 – Open Space Learning Workshop (for anyone who has not yet experienced Open Space – to learn about process and pre-work so that your explorations at the WOSonOS event with others can go deeper – for those who will be unable to come to the WOSonOS who would like to learn how to facilitate Open Space – or for those who may use Open Space but wish a chance to learn more with others.) Tuesday evening, July 22 – A casual conversation with Harrison Owen and the launch of his 3rd Edition of “Open Space Technology: A User’s Guide” (some time with ‘the guy in the hat’ and opportunities to be the very first owners of this latest greatest edition of this incredibly useful book) Wednesday evening, July 23 – Welcome reception (casual evening with little things to eat as we all arrive from our various homes around the globe and visit with each other) Thursday, July 24 through mid-afternoon on Saturday, July 26 – World Open Space on Open Space (exploring learning, inquiry, applications, variations, use across cultures and industries, tools and resources, complex questions, initiatives you are working on or would like to start – whatever it is that *you* would like to convene a session about as together we learn and share from each other about - and in - Open Space) For any of you who may be staying over - Monday, July 28 – Fabulous Facilitators lunchtime conversation with facilitators from across the San Francisco Bay Area. And be prepared to be surprised – there are one or two more events in our WOSonOS 2008 week and season! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Place: Conference at the Presidio, workshop, reception and other activities at Fort Mason, both in San Francisco, California USA. Cost: Pay what you can. Contact Access Queen at lisaheft@openingspace.net if you may need help covering any of the costs, seek a room share, or need other resource support. To Register: http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=150208 When you register you will receive a list of accommodations. To receive advance notice for the September virtual WOSonOS: http://www.openspace-online.com/event/WOSOonOS-2008 |
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Workshop
About the Workshop Organizations invest a lot of resources in meetings, so it is important that they are effective. How do you tap into the collective creativity and intelligence of the group to achieve the extraordinary results you are after? We invite you to learn how to facilitate highly participative, highly effective meetings using Whole Person Process Facilitation (WPPF). Applied when you have specific outcomes that you need to achieve, these meetings:
When used as part of an intentional leadership practice, WPPF can help you to build healthy organizations and transform the way you do business. Whole Person Process Facilitation is a 3-day experiential workshop in which you learn how to facilitate meetings that attend to adult learning principles, whole brain learning, multiple dimensions of the individual (body, mind, emotions, and spirit), the learning environment and the facilitator. What will I Learn at this Workshop? You will leave this experiential, interactive workshop equipped with practical and holistic processes and tools that will enable you to:
All participants have access to support and mentorship following the training through an international network of consultants. For more information and registration details visit http://www.integralvisions.com/sessions.htm. |
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