Day134HRChat
Humanity Rising Day 134 Chat Page
- Date: Monday November 9, 2020 (2020-11-09)
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Text of the Zoom Chat from HR Day 134:
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:01 AM) Happy Monday Everyone!
From: Kate Hansen Hansen (11:01 AM) Very Happy Monday!
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (11:02 AM) Good Morning From: the woods of North Carolina
From: Russ Donda Donda (11:02 AM) Hi From: Gainesville Florida..!
From: Sharon Truax (11:02 AM) Good Morning to everyone! It is wonderful to be here this day. Standing strong in Seattle.
From: Zineb Mouhyi (11:03 AM) Hi everyone! I personally can hear but cannot see anything. Just wondering if that’s normal
From: 895 837 864 Password FYJ (11:03 AM) hi From: Suffolk UK..this is a lifesaver for me to keep optimistic.
From: rajinder (11:03 AM) all signals good
From: Shannon McArthur (11:03 AM) no Zineb, it’s not normal to not see the vid.
From: Zineb Mouhyi (11:04 AM) Thanks Shannon - the video just appeared for me thankfully : From: Shannon McArthur (11:04 AM) Good morning From: KAM)loops BC Canada, bless you and please, change the To in this chat to include attendees - I want to see what you say!!
From: Sharon Truax (11:05 AM) It got us all out!
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (11:06 AM) Beautiful snowy crispness From: the foothills of the Rocky mountains
From: rajinder (11:06 AM) Jim, the USA democracy is broken and has been for a long time. the voters still believe and that’s hope in action the electoral process is stressed test now as we speak one minute silence
From: Me (11:10 AM) . ..oOo.. ========================== Dear Chat PEOPLE and panelists Some of us are gathering in a Zoom meeting after this session closes. You can join the Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81045613451?pwd=S1JxSE9WNzJQV2JKSXhhaFZ3Wng1UT09 Meeting ID: 810 4561 3451 Passcode: 919541 . ..oOo.. ========================== . We have an email list for Chat People to interact without being on at the sAM)e time. We also send a daily message to the list that points to all of the HR Chats since mid July. Write to be added to the list: -- stan@communitymagic.org ========================== . ..oOo..
From: Sharon Truax (11:10 AM) @Jim this practice becomes stronger every day.
From: Shannon McArthur (11:10 AM) yay!!
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:10 AM) Baby is priority!
From: rajinder (11:10 AM) god bless this baby
From: 895 837 864 Password FYJ (11:10 AM) congratulations to him and his wife!
From: AM)Y A BLUMENSHINE (11:11 AM) Hurrah for new birth! a blessing for us all!
From: Sharon Truax (11:11 AM) Congratulations!
From: Kat Haber (11:11 AM) Biology, not politics. Biden-Harris declared President of USA, Harris first woman, South Asian to be voted as VP. Now the Senate is the ky: runoff in two Seats in Georgia-both incumbents were involved in insider trading stocks at January 23 Senate COVID briefing. Also Alaska has many mail in ballots for another Senator Dan Sullivan a mini rubber stAM)p to Trump. Democracy in action is messy. I spent the last many weeks relationally contacting Alaskan friends to get them to vote early with specific plans. Hoping it made the difference for Dr. Al Gross. Grateful for being able to civically engage in this way.
From: Shannon McArthur (11:11 AM) Fabulous conversations in the After Chat!!!
From: Sharon Truax (11:11 AM) Welcome Paulina and Juan! @Kat yes
From: Kala (11:12 AM) Yes!! Congratulations for them and the miraculous technology of Nature!!💫🌟🌈🥰🙏
From: Kat Haber (11:12 AM) Ecolise: Juan del Rio-Barcelona (My fav EU city! From: Kala (11:14 AM) @Kat, thank you fir your significant efforts!
From: AM)Y A BLUMENSHINE (11:15 AM) Great graphic! Where can I get a copy?
From: Kat Haber (11:15 AM) @Kala, thank you. Fingers crossed.
From: rajinder (11:15 AM) we are the earth my friend
From: Jon Harvey (11:15 AM) @AM)y, if you are on a PC or Mac you should be able to do a screen capture to save it
From: Abdul OTMAN (11:16 AM) Bridging islands !
From: Kala (11:16 AM) Hurray for the awakening of the USA; we needed all of 3020 to bring us to a new tipping of the balance toward light and life in 2021🌈💖💫e 2020-2021
From: Abdul OTMAN (11:18 AM) http://communitiesforfuture.org/
From: Kat Haber (11:19 AM) ECOLISE: EU Network for Community led Initiatives on Climate Change and Sustainability: 40 members in 17 countries, Decentralized, international, Experimental online, collaboratively, innovative, Communities for Future: 6 weeks ago,
From: Pauliina Helle - ECOLISE (11:19 AM) The graphic that Juan shared and AM)y asked about was From: Reimagining activism guide by smart CSOs https://chancengestalten.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/must_read!!_reimagining_activism_guide.pdf , PAGE 24
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (11:21 AM) No, it is Communities for Future session
From: Kala (11:21 AM) We need massive community scale dialogues for cooperative change in local communities all across the US, too to bridge our divides at the local levels for future action around what we need to do to live together in integrity with all life.
From: AM)Y A BLUMENSHINE (11:21 AM) @Pauline, Thanks! I plan to use the graphic in a couple hours at a Powderhorn, Minneapolis meeting@!
From: Kat Haber (11:22 AM) Events/meetings/contacts happier, fairer, more sustainable, regenerative future: Aurian Schoune, Some working sessions, others to attract others, Alexandu Tudose-Permaculture, Alisa Dendro-Ecovillages, Filipa Pimental-Transition @AM)y, let’s chat about transitioning ski communities? Yaya, crazy women!
From: Shannon McArthur (11:25 AM) I resemble your kind of crazy - I like you already!
From: AM)Y A BLUMENSHINE (11:26 AM) Welcome to the krazy kinship! passionately committed to the better way!
From: Kala (11:27 AM) So grateful for reality happening!! Transition communities♥️
From: Sharon Truax (11:27 AM) @filipa Inspiring work. Thank you.
From: MALINI Rajendran (11:28 AM) Some ideas you may like to incorporate in communities for the future: https://youtu.be/9Fk8n4SZKmQ
From: Shannon McArthur (11:29 AM) Thank you, Malini!! I’m sure their vision will benefit From: your expertise!
From: Kat Haber (11:29 AM) Leao: ongoing, global social Experiment, search healthy human culture, inspirational, Xperimental, diverse, aspirational, what can we do From: where we are? thousands doing things differently, connected to each other, share thru storytelling, transition network, structure to support the movement learning along the way, began in 2005, currently in 50 countries, only a small number register, thinking more than the 2,000 registered, intentions to nurture and support each other, discussion on difficult conversations, principle: respect resources, inclusivity, social justice, shared power, in our places, decentralized, HEAD?HEART?HEANDS, change happens with all skills involved, share their failures/successes, collaboration with other key, change needs to happen in a system that is complex, identities and choose how to act, little competition, positive visioning, common vision of the future, creative, positive way, HEART movement
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:29 AM) @Filipa, beautiful!
From: AM)Y A BLUMENSHINE (11:29 AM) Yes, and a common social compact about how we will live in caring for each other. Does anyone have exAM)ples of such agreements made by communities? Shared social compacts?
From: Shannon McArthur (11:29 AM) Good morning, Alex!
From: Sharon Truax (11:30 AM) Hello Alex
From: Kala (11:31 AM) Center for Ecological learning http://www.cel.org.au http://www.cellonline.org
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (11:33 AM) Inspired Juan, Filipa and Alex by your commitment to Life/World!
From: Jane Norton (11:33 AM) People & Permaculture: Caring & Designing for Ourselves, Each Other & The Planet is a great book that applies Permaculture principles to people care.
From: Shannon McArthur (11:34 AM) ty, Jane
From: AM)Y A BLUMENSHINE (11:34 AM) I love “perennial systems” as biomimicry analogy!
From: AM)Y A BLUMENSHINE (11:34 AM) In my city, there are 3 loci of Transition Towns https://transitiontwincities.org
From: Kat Haber (11:35 AM) Alex: (Romania) permaculture since 2014, research Institute, Personal pain, can we have a different world? Anthropology studies, where is this world, traditional Romanian culture, 2014 went on a woofing world tour, eco village living, 2015 went deeper, EU voluntary service ecological living, learned how to grow veggies, Premaculture Research Institute, urban land/foodscaping service, bought land for farm, 20 community gardens nationally, Farm network, farming/ecovillages/residential PERMACULTURE: Appropriate regenerative tech philosophy of life/design all EARTH/PEOPLE/FUTURE Care, ethics: HOW? Recreating perennial systems for future generations, harvesting, growth, exponential natural growing, People: about self best shape contain singular inner pain, calm/stability/clarity, respect self and respect others, Economy: resources, growing things, invest ethically, sustainable, regenerative resources, $ is a nutrient On, and On growing XPonentially!
From: Kat Haber (11:39 AM) Alisa Dendro: ECOLISE: Ecovillage: small town in Kazakstan now in Sweden, Now near Baltic Sea, Ecovillages: initiated by people, vary in size/culutre, build more suitable model of living, depends on the group coming together: social/cultural/ecology/economy (ECONOMOLOGY?) Integral design, focus on all Xperimental aspects From: tech to social to financial all at sAM)e time holistically practically,
From: Kat Haber (11:40 AM) TAPA: taste
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (11:40 AM) Map of ecovillages: https://ecovillage.org/projects/map/
From: Shannon McArthur (11:40 AM) thanks, Alisa! Encouraging!
From: Pauliina Helle (11:41 AM) https://transitionnetwork.org/ Transition - Head, hands & heart ❤️❤️❤️❤️
From: Shannon McArthur (11:43 AM) good choice!! Charles is magnificent!
From: Joana Franco (11:43 AM) Charles Eisenstein is awesome! This is great, Filipa!
From: Juan del Río - ECOLISE (11:45 AM) http://ajudada.org/en/ this is the event Filipa is sharing
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (11:45 AM) great to hear that his inspiration helps people to practically manifest a better world, not only dreAM) of a better world!
From: Shannon McArthur (11:46 AM) integrity and love!!
From: Kala (11:46 AM) Filipe, it would’ve awesome to makes film on it, with follow up if it was documented, as the possible miracle and alchemy!
From: Sharon Truax (11:46 AM) Beautiful Filipa.
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (11:46 AM) Lovely Story Telling Filipa!
From: Jane (11:48 AM) Thank You Filipa. So good to hear CONCRETE exAM)ples....good to have dreAM)s but it is often tricky to transfer the dreAM)s into concrete actions.
From: Sharon Truax (11:49 AM) Alisa, Brilliant.
From: Joana Franco (11:49 AM) You’re all so inspiring!
From: Annelies Weijschede (11:50 AM) Alex, Alisa and Felipa you paint pictures of Life, it brings happiness, hope and vibration!
From: Kat Haber (11:50 AM) What is the age range in each of your places please? How do you manage more serious health issues requiring surgery?
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (11:52 AM) @Kat the age ranges From: birth to old generations, as in any society – even if it is a small model of an alternative life
From: Joana Franco (11:52 AM) Simple life is rich!
From: Shannon McArthur (11:52 AM) Yes, Alex… yes, and the gardens weave us together!
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (11:53 AM) @Kat we are not disconnected From: the world entirely, and to my understanding people can chose themselves to approach traditional medical system or stay with their other beliefs – it depends on an individual and on a community
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:53 AM) One of the blessings of CV is indeed about the re-loving of nature and appreciation of "locality/community", etc.
From: Sharon Truax (11:53 AM) What an AM)azing group you are. From: the seeds you all planted .
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (11:54 AM) thank you for all appreciation in this chat, it says more about you than abut us : From: MALINI Rajendran (11:54 AM) Love the concept of micronutrients and community achievements.
From: Shannon McArthur (11:54 AM) We are Humanity Rising - WITH You! it’s fun!
From: Jane (11:54 AM) Love the humility Alex..."it is not me, it is the community".
From: Sharon Truax (11:54 AM) @Malini Yes!
From: Alex Tudose - ECOLISE & Permaculture Research Institute of Roman (11:54 AM) I've worked alone and it's not that fun or productive : From: Kat Haber (11:55 AM) How do you resolve conflict, @Alisa?
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:55 AM) @Alex, I agree.
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (11:56 AM) we speak From: vulnerable spaces and wit (as much as ew can) open hearts :) and we learn every time
From: Kat Haber (11:56 AM) 2011 Spain movement was there 56% unemployment AM)ong youth at that time?
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (11:57 AM) peaking From: a vulnerable space – I mean not saying you are wrong in that or that, but to say “I feel hurt by this and it triggers my old wounds because of that, and therefore I react this way”
From: Kat Haber (11:57 AM) @Alisa: love that you are continuously learning! How often do members cycle through your community?
From: Pauliina Helle (11:58 AM) 15M what's happening in Spain? (2011 vid with Juan by Transition Town Totnes) - Great Times of political ecological action.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80UdS9WuQXA
From: Mary Thorp (11:58 AM) I AM) in the TAM)pa Bay area of Florida. I have created community gardens, book study groups, Co Housing at the St Peace House, also the St Pete Eco Village. Now we are at the Sweetwater Organic Community Farm. I AM) teaching a group of homeschoolers permaculture practices with fAM)ilies
From: Kat Haber (11:59 AM) @Mary, looks like you are naturally putting these pieces together fro your community-Good for you!
From: Jane (11:59 AM) @Mary...AM)azing! Bravo.
From: Mary Thorp (12:00 PM We studied the Transition Town Initiative about 6 years ago in St Petersburg, FL
From: Kala (12:00 PM Wonderful work @Mary
From: Kat Haber (12:02 PM The house, the neighborhoods, the forests, the rainforest, the AM)azon, Australia all are-even were on fire! @Alisa do not lose hope. Millions stand with you. As you admit many have not registered their changes, and much change is underway. Sufficient? Enough? We will see.
From: Sharon Truax (12:03 PM @Alisa It's challenging to see the growth when you are so involved in it.
From: Kat Haber (12:03 PM HERSTORIES.
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:04 PM More often than not, people do not know what to do/how to help and yes, @Filipa, providing the opportunities creates traction and involvement, and ownership.
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:04 PM @Kat, happy for your curiosity about the place/movement! In our place, Suderbyn Ecovillage, people come and go a lot, in general we receive about 5 applications per week to come for different periods, and we can accept less than a half of them
From: Kat Haber (12:04 PM FIND Our TRIBES, Chatpeople?
From: Sharon Truax (12:04 PM @Filipa Beautiful first step!
From: Kat Haber (12:05 PM @Alisa: Can you share the application process? How do you determine who fits and how many you can accommodate? Filipa : Compassionate and interior reflection continuously changing. Varying levels of growth, intentional for conscious growth.
From: Joana Franco (12:06 PM Yes! Thank you, Filipa!
From: Sharon Truax (12:06 PM @Filipa Yes!!!!
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:07 PM @Kat, here is the application process, and you can find more info on the website too www.suderbyn.se
From: Kat Haber (12:07 PM So above, so below, so inside, so outside?
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:07 PM but even more on the page of other ecovillagss worldwide: https://ecovillage.org
From: Kala (12:07 PM https://www.meetup.com/The-North-Bay-Intentional-Communities-Meetup-Group/
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (12:07 PM how did we start with our permaculture journey- we found the land that spoke to us in Northern Portugal. We accepted that we did not have a clue as to what to do. we befriended an experienced and very eccentric practitioner
From: Kala (12:07 PM In SF Bay Area
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (12:08 PM who shared his wisdom.
From: Kala (12:08 PM https://www.google.com/AM)p/s/www.ktvu.com/news/santa-clara-approves-first-of-its-kind-eco-village.AM)p
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (12:08 PM and the we did an international call for Woofers and
From: AM)Y A BLUMENSHINE (12:10 PM @Kat, Glad to chat later but I’m not in a downhill ski town. We ski uphill here via our own energy! Minnesota is pretty flat. AM)yblumenshine@mac.com
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:10 PM @Lesley, this is a big quest ahead of you! Often joining a Permaculture Design Course is a good start, or finding an informal connection with a permaculture nerd(s) to get some advices
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (12:10 PM who brought their permaculture and ecological wisdom. we created community with them - which drew in the local community to start sharing. practices.
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:11 PM the permaculture is based on observation, on getting to know the place, its resources, to be able to work with its challenges and gifts
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:11 PM so it is both building the community which can work together, learn together, grow in this place and also learning about the place, its soil, the neighbours – how to connect and what they can help with, the climate in the place
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:12 PM (this is all to Lesley mainly :) From: Annelies Weijschede (12:12 PM applause!
From: Sharon Truax (12:13 PM @Alex Facilitate and Celebrate!
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (12:13 PM @Alisa- that would have been wonderful. I was caught back in Canada when Covid hit and so new owners dedicates to our Vision have taken on the work that we had initiated.
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:13 PM oh… (
From: Me (12:13 PM Communities need facilitators.. but also Information Advocates who act as librarians for the community.
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (12:13 PM Beautifully said Alex! Your care for others and bringing them together shines through
From: Jane Norton (12:14 PM @Alex -community facilitators is a great idea! to help people work better together and groups t collaborate
From: Mary Thorp (12:14 PM I have also been on the leadership teAM) to gather permaculturist each year around our state to share our projects and we have a grant progrAM) and issue 3 each year
From: Sharon Truax (12:14 PM @Alex Beautiful! Exactly with the ask......
From: Kat Haber (12:15 PM Group meeting facilitation, in walking across the country group agreements were more challenging than the actual walking. We had great succession facilitating community conversations with the communities we walked through. But within the age/generation was a divider only superficially resolved over the 8 months. FACILITATE/CELEBRATE/COMMUNICATE/ASK FOR HELP-BARTER/SHOW FINANCIAL VIABILITY: bring peeps together, show, comes From: the heart doable Farmers/fishermen have egos to show systems are working
From: Kurt Krueger (12:16 PM Is there a video which illuminates the development of community gardens - possibly through including school children that we can share with Education Board members?
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (12:16 PM Alex- your wisdom is bang on! the most challenging growth is of the beautiful humans who are showing up. we learned to let the land speak to them. we used meditative practices to help them listen into the soil. vegetation.
From: Kat Haber (12:17 PM Filipa: Membrane the group focused on a certain type of work, change the world vision, many other groups are finding their places of change, not good when we compete to make a change we all want, essence, clear, common vision, ethics, agreements, trust between the groups to respect different identities, and mutually support each other with skills, competition is not acceptable,
From: Me (12:17 PM Groups need to engage in "mutual Aid"
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:18 PM Aho, Filipa!
From: Kat Haber (12:18 PM ALONENESS loses, must feel supported and globally supported to make that change, all together with mutual support in what we do best
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (12:18 PM we found the land held universal energy that helped us to speak to the community
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:19 PM Moving away From: competition and silos, to radical collaboration and love.
From: Mary Thorp (12:19 PM How do we network ourselves througfhout each nation perhaps in the begining with this medium
From: Kat Haber (12:20 PM How did each of you find your perfect place? CHATPEOPLE!
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:20 PM We have been building this chat-community for a while...
From: Kurt Krueger (12:20 PM Play with the chatters after , Stanly will get you the zoom
From: Sharon Truax (12:21 PM Yes @alisa It is AM)azing the support felt From: this group.
From: Me (12:21 PM https://wikidelphia.org/Idea:_Level_2_Social_Media Social Media Level 2 .... https://wikidelphia.org/Idea:_Level_2_Social_Media
From: Kurt Krueger (12:21 PM Is there a video which illuminates the development of community gardens/agriculture - possibly through including school children that we can share with Education Board members?
From: Me (12:21 PM How to expand networking... https://wikidelphia.org/Idea:_Level_2_Social_Media
From: Pauliina Helle (12:21 PM QUE - Regarding the political - are the speakers participating in any local groups or movements? Anyone involved with Municipalist movements. It seems the missing link, Barcelona showed whats possible.
From: Mary Thorp (12:22 PM yes
From: Lesley Southwick-Trask (12:22 PM all of you have so brilliantly shared the realities of human gathering and the very real challenges that you face when doing it right. Conflict and meltdowns are indicators of success.
From: Mushin Patric Roberts (12:23 PM Juan, Filipa, Alisa and Alex thank you. Very interesting networks and issue of political boundaries. Jhon Goes In Center’s presentation may offer a common vision beyond boundaries “The Lakota Paradigm” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nysi8S8R1Uo Thanks again.
From: Mary Thorp (12:24 PM how do we contact each of you in the future?
From: Kat Haber (12:24 PM Ecolise has annually conferences for Permaculture/eco villages bonding, now morally less travel, use social media to reduce resources so bringing social media to streAM)ing short momentum in human history in this moment, before we go back into our regions to use it wisely now
From: Mary Thorp (12:24 PM I want to share my stories with you all
From: Kurt Krueger (12:24 PM We are members of a Spoil Sponge group in S. California - spreading regenerative agriculture to homes.
From: Alex Tudose - ECOLISE & Permaculture Research Institute of Roman (12:25 PM https://www.facebook.com/alex.tudose.7 for people who want to connect
From: Juan del Río - ECOLISE (12:25 PM ecolise.eu communitiesforfuture.org
From: Me (12:25 PM Connecting and working together... using librarians for the community!
From: Me (12:26 PM The librarians can be information advocates helping their local communities to engage in the work needed.
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:27 PM Following Alex’s exAM)ple, for those who want to connect: https://www.facebook.com/Suderbyn
From: Kat Haber (12:27 PM Filipa: transition is rooted in the local protected within the centralized, simultaneously how might we work together, in hubs group: coordinated 25 country cells working together, each have their culture, and human essence to be connected, supporting in diversity and avoiding pitfalls of assumptions/judgements creating common culture, HOW DO WE KEEP OURSELVES ROOTED WITHOUT JUDGING? tricky, possible, active listening, create space for truth/trust when a conflict arises.
From: Sharon Truax (12:27 PM This Ley Lines Map popped up for me at 3AM) https://www.geo.org/qa.htm
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:28 PM First ECOLISE baby!
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (12:28 PM David Bohmn’s Book on “Dialogue” is helpful Filipa for me.
From: Alisa Dendro – ECOLISE, Suderbyn Ecovillage (12:28 PM More info what an ecovillage is: https://gen-europe.org/ecovillages/what-is-an-ecovillage/
From: Kat Haber (12:29 PM Sometimes it is hard, new father and locked down in Spain, chaos, YAY, 1st ECOLISE BABY! NAM)e? must find ways to be regenerative, connected, feels empowered by being connected
From: Pauliina Helle (12:29 PM The 2019 ECOLISE Status Report is an excellent guide on whats going on with European projects
Reshaping the Future: How local communities are catalysing social, economic and ecological transformation in Europe https://www.ecolise.eu/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Status-Report-on-Community-led-Action-on-Sustainability-Climate-Change-in-Europe-2019.pdf
More infos and updates on the knowledge commons (wiki) http://wiki.ecolise.eu/index.php?title=Status_report
From: Mushin Patric Roberts (12:29 PM Kat I have been reflecting today on your biology, not politics. Since 2015 MSTi byline has been Biology Trumps Politics and it appears to have been proven out in this election cycle. A Peter Gabriel song comes to mind today embodying the notion STEAM) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt87bLX7m_o&list=LLUaGRGO-NZVIm_Mwx5U-DrQ&index=2128
From: Kat Haber (12:29 PM Thanks to each of you in your immense courage and creativity! @Mushin, completely agree!
From: Davie - Ireland (12:30 PM Thank you
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (12:30 PM Wonderful ProgrAM) …the best to all of you!
From: Mary Thorp (12:30 PM how can I copy the info on the screen
From: Sharon Truax (12:30 PM Thank you all for your informative and stellar presentation.
From: Kurt Krueger (12:30 PM Muchos gracias, Thanks so much
From: Pauliina Helle (12:31 PM CFF - Communities for Future inspires and supports local communities to take action for a healthier, fairer, and more sustainable world. https://www.communitiesforfuture.org/ + Twitter https://twitter.com/CfF_Communities
From: Sharon Truax (12:31 PM We are leaving the shore line. ....
From: Shannon McArthur (12:32 PM ‘safety’ of bureaucracy (hahaha! From: Kat Haber (12:32 PM Go Girls!
From: Juan del Río - ECOLISE (12:32 PM radical collaboration!
From: Kala (12:32 PM Radical Collaboration!
From: Pauliina Helle (12:32 PM RadiCollaboration
From: Beth Brownfield (12:32 PM @ mary about copying things on the screen. I take a photo with my phone.
From: Kat Haber (12:32 PM @Jim, what is the most radical collaboration have you chosen so far?
From: Shannon McArthur (12:33 PM RadiColl...
From: Kala (12:33 PM Collecting the Neurons of collective consciousness
From: Kat Haber (12:33 PM Internet is a tool/clue/cpnnector as we are doing right now.
From: Mary Thorp (12:33 PM that is my wish
From: Kat Haber (12:33 PM TIME IS ON OUR SIDE>>>
From: Me (12:33 PM One useful tool is the Encyclopedia of World Problems;;;; https://wikidelphia.org/Encyclopedia_of_World_Problems_and_Human_Potential
From: Kala (12:34 PM creating the conscious dynAM)ic global brain
From: Sharon Truax (12:34 PM @jim Yes...….This is it......It's happening!
From: Shannon McArthur (12:34 PM Yes, Kat!!
From: Jane (12:34 PM Thank You All...truly an inspirationof the best of co-creating and supporting one another .with humility
From: Pauliina Helle (12:34 PM The ECOLISE map is a great tool to see who’s out there, doing great things… https://www.ecolise.eu/map-of-initiatives/ For Ibero AM)erican groups, theres another great map https://civics.cc/en/#!/iniciativas
From: Mary Thorp (12:34 PM how to increase cooperation
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (12:34 PM Yeah Peter Russell