Story of using OST for regional visioning (long)

[Alan Stewart]

Hi All

Chris' joyful and wonderfully evocative description of OST in use in The
Cariboo
prompts me to enquire about others' experiencing of our process in
regional settings more generally.

A company with which I am associated wishes to engage in regional
consultations in Australia. Regional here tends to mean 'country' (as
opposed
to 'city') or 'non urban' areas.

Incidentally the Local Government Association of South Australia will launch
a new 'Guide
to Community Consulations' next Friday, May 3. My work including that with
OST
features prominently in this publication.

Good to converse, with love

Alan
Adelaide



----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Corrigan" <chris at chriscorrigan.com>
To: <OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU>
Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 4:18 AM
Subject: Story of using OST for regional visioning (long)


> Colleagues:
>
> Wooooo.  Two good ones in two weeks.
>
> Last week I was up in Fairbanks, Alaska with Michael Herman and Judi
> Richardson and a bunch of others from this list, like Julie Smith, Dan
> and Heidi Chay and Dave Athons, and we did a good one there on
> peacekeeping.
>
> And then yesterday I was in the dry central plateau of British Columbia
> and we did a good one there too.  This one brought together First
> Nations and non-Aboriginal people in a rural regional visioning
> exercise.
>
> The region I was working in is called The Cariboo.

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