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Jan 29 2012in Academics & Research, Commons, Direct Democracy, FoO Media, Social Innovation by mbsteisslingerTags: Citizens United, creative demonstrations, Education, inner work, Outreach, Pittsburgh, street theater, thinking together, working groups
On Jan 21, 2012, Occupy sites around the US and the world demonstrated in solidarity with members of the 99%. They spoke out against the 2010 U.S. Supreme Court’s decision, Citizens United, which gave corporations the rights of “Free Speech”… code for unlimited corporate contributions for political elections and favor mongering. A blogger named Kevin, [...]
Tags: Citizens United, creative demonstrations, Education, inner work, Outreach, Pittsburgh, street theater, thinking together, working groups
Workshops in Attention Training for Social Change
Jan 9 2012in Big Picture, Workshops by andypaiceTags: attention, attention training, inner work, mindfulness, shared attention, social change
This is a training adapted for the needs of social change in the 21st century. It looks at how we hold this space we call “we” and how we can function more effectively in it. by Anna Betz & Andy Paice Up until quite recently little attention has been given to awareness itself in the [...]
Tags: attention, attention training, inner work, mindfulness, shared attention, social change
Dec 28 2011in Activism by andypaiceTags: classism, domination, inner work, internal conflict, sexism
Is it necessarily a bad thing when difficulties and tensions start to arise amongst occupyers who initially joined together in the same desire for positive change? With many activists and onlookers commenting that the movement is now in its second phase a lot depends on how these difficulties are approached. Awareness: the key to Occupy’s [...]
Tags: classism, domination, inner work, internal conflict, sexism
The Occupy movement as teacher
Dec 16 2011in Social Innovation by George PórTags: authentic relationship, co-evolution, collective action, inner work, love, real democracy, systems thinking
OK, so you were able to identify non-linear systemic causes, where others simply saw a big mess. What’s next? You wanted to affect the causes but you knew that you couldn’t do it alone. That’s how joining forces with others in collective action became a path that enables you to co-evolve to the next stages [...]
Tags: authentic relationship, co-evolution, collective action, inner work, love, real democracy, systems thinking
‘Deep Democracy’ Conversations for Occupy
Nov 30 2011in Social Innovation by andypaiceTags: conversation that matters, deep democracy, inner work, thinking together
Anyone involved in the Occupy movement can identify with the slogan “We are the 99%.” But what would it feel like if we stepped into the shoes of the 1%, albeit for a brief while. What would the world look like from that perspective? How would we carry ourselves? How would we feel about all [...]
Tags: conversation that matters, deep democracy, inner work, thinking together
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