By Juanita Brown, David Isaacs and Samantha Tan | World Cafe website Read the previous post in this series. Together for Tomorrow Exciting multi-generational collaborations are emerging as we continue
to explore this rich terrain. One outcome of the Ojai InterGen
dialogues at Meditation Mount will be a series of intergenerational
programs in Ashland, Oregon that will be aired on-line and distributed
globally. Multi-generational Global Cooling Cafes are being organized
in other local communities. The 10th anniversary celebration of the
Pioneers of Change, with young change makers in 70 countries, will
include a focus on ways to ignite greater multi-generational
partnering. Planning is also underway [ Read More]
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By Juanita Brown, David Isaacs and Samantha Tan | World Cafe website Discovering One Another
In the summer of 2004, the World Café, the Berkana Institute, and the
Shambhala Institute for Authentic Leadership convened an innovative
inquiry into intergenerational wisdom and collaboration for the common
good. A multi-generational team that ranged in age from 23 to 81 hosted
the gathering. What we thought would be a small ‘learning laboratory’
of 20-30 people took off like wild-fire. The meeting, held in Nova
Scotia, Canada, rapidly mushroomed
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By Shae Hadden | Bio
The premise being that we CAN talk it through…
This is the question that epitomizes the possibility that the World
Café represents. It is the question that informs Anne Dosher, the
80-something ‘Elder’ of the World Café and Board member of the World
Café Community Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to developing and
disseminating this and other innovative dialogue approaches. I recently
had the privilege of interviewing this gracious, generous and engaging
lady—the human embodiment of what I imagined the World Café phenomena
itself to be—with a few inquiries of my own.[ Read More]
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