Opening Space for a Closing World

Michael Herman mherman at globalchicago.net
Wed Apr 7 01:22:02 PDT 2004


colin, you spark for me with this last item about big wall set up in a
mall... fran peavey bought an open worldaround ticket and started in
japan.  she went out to a park bench and set out a sign (this was 1980)
that said "american willing to listen" and started having all kinds of
conversations with folks.  it grew into http://www.crabgrass.org and
some excellent resources there on "strategic questioning" that some
might use as good fodder for invitation writing.  thanks! m



Colin Morley wrote:

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>- We had a big company conference last week with the biggest yellow stickie board I have ever seen for people to give feedback in different headings.  At the end it was dense with post it notes.  I wish I had taken a photo.  Could we set something like this up in a public place like an airport, railway station or shopping mall, perhaps in association with a charity, and publish the results?  Do you remember in China they used to have a wall where people posted articles?  The theme could be something like 'Making a better world'.
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>Still working on this!
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>Colin Morley
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