Our Conference Story
Click here to view a full list of Open Space sessions hosted in the Open Space on Days 1 and 2
Click here to view a full list of Open Space sessions
Here for all the Video Interviews
Here for all of Simon Kneebone’s Cartoons
Click here to visit the National Institute of Circus Arts website
“Unimagined possibilities came to the surface. Imagine if there was a celebration of the natural world as a part of this conference. Wasn’t this why we were really here anyway? Wasn’t this the real reason for our work? Or was this a totally incorrect assumption? Was this just a part of my imagination? This conference had created a doubt.”
“My learning at this stage had not been great, day one had been difficult and today more enjoyable, but as to the value of attending this conference I was very unsure. Nothing life changing, no great learning in this process, not that I was expecting anything anyway…until.”
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Stepping Stone Events in 2010 …
29-30 May 2010 – “Camp Obama”: public narrative & organising community change in Anglesea, Victoria
Contact – Kathryn@ourorb.com
Early June 2010 – Behaviour Change Workshop “Building a Toolkit for Change”, Melbourne, Metropol Hotel
Contact – Atlas www.atlascomm.co.uk
3 August – Strategy Change & Organisation Development, mid-late May
Contact – www.alchemyroad.com
6-9 September – ALARA (Action Learning Action Research) World Congress, Melbourne
Contact – www.alara.net.au
Sept 2010 – Australian Association for Enviro Ed (AAEE) Conference, Canberra
Contact – www.aaee.org.au
7-8 October – Celebrating Story conference: bringing people and work to life
Contact – Andrew Rixon @ www.babelfishgroup.com
1-2 November – Thematic Communication with Prof Sam Ham, Townsville
Contact – sustainable@townsville.qld.gov.au
Outside of IF 822-26 Nov – Australian Facilitators Network Conference, Hobart
Contact – www.afn.net.au
May 31st, 2010 at 4:36 pm
Move over cliff notes…what a brillantly creative way to capture the essence of the conference. I feel as if I were part of it. Kudos to the harvesters. Thanks for sharing.
June 1st, 2010 at 4:41 am
Great! BRAVO! SUPER! SUPERBE
June 9th, 2010 at 4:16 am
Waaauuuuw!
I have to learn this kind of harvesting!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
I’ù sure this travels well!
Ria
June 10th, 2010 at 3:39 pm
I was not happy to miss the conference, am even more unhappy to know how MUCH I missed…but thrilled to experience it in this amazing story/blog.