ICA Social Research Center Spring 2020 Sojourn Report & Invitation to Engage
July 2020 Colleagues, In the wake of the social inequality protests, violence and civil unrest, the climate crisis, and the virus pandemic, caring organizations everywhere are seeking effective direction which can be used to shape the New Normal. We invite you to join with the ICA Social Research Center’s work on making the Global Archives inviting and available as a research tool for reshaping organizations and communities. This interactive report ICA Social Research Center Spring 2020 Sojourn Report <http://globalbuzz.icai-archives.org/pdf2/Spring%20Sojourn%202020%20Report%20Final%20proof..pdf> of the May virtual gathering is divided into Nine Research Arenas or Collections. Read the insights for each collection articulated by the 102 persons who participated in the event. Select one collection to focus on: view its video and explore its collection more deeply. Note that the icon on each page will take you directly into that Collection on the website. Then give us your feedback: - What about the collection catches your attention? - What words, phrases or visuals made you want to look deeper? - What needs to be clarified? Added? Reworked? - How would you be willing to assist in this endeavor? You are invited to engage with our team to enhance and expand this work. ○ Do you have archive files that would be helpful to add to the website? If so, please make a PDF copy and e-mail to: ICA Social Research Center at globalarchives@ica-usa.org. ○ What stories could you write to share on the website built on the wisdom of past work? (for examples see Human Development: Majuro for Lee and Leah Early stories; see Institute Foundations for Hilde Betonte stories; see Imaginal Education: Elementary for Jann McGuire story). ○ If you are willing to assist enhancing the website pages, contact the related Collection Guide (see names and e-mail addresses at the end of the report). ○ Invite other people you know to explore the treasure trove of wisdom in these collections for their arenas of engagement in building a better society. ○ Help the work that Marge Philbrook and many others have initiated by making a contribution to the Archives Fund in memory of Marge or other departed archive angels or pledge a monthly gift: https://www.ica-usa.org/donate.html On behalf of the the ICA Social Research Center Team, Lynda Cock USA
Every day I sit down to rewrite LCX stories and get distracted. Just wanted you to know this has not been forgotten. Hope all is well. JUDI On Wed, Jul 8, 2020, 9:26 PM Lynda C via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
July 2020
Colleagues,
In the wake of the social inequality protests, violence and civil unrest, the climate crisis, and the virus pandemic, caring organizations everywhere are seeking effective direction which can be used to shape the New Normal. We invite you to join with the ICA Social Research Center’s work on making the Global Archives inviting and available as a research tool for reshaping organizations and communities.
This interactive report ICA Social Research Center Spring 2020 Sojourn Report <http://globalbuzz.icai-archives.org/pdf2/Spring%20Sojourn%202020%20Report%20Final%20proof..pdf> of the May virtual gathering is divided into Nine Research Arenas or Collections. Read the insights for each collection articulated by the 102 persons who participated in the event.
Select one collection to focus on: view its video and explore its collection more deeply. Note that the icon on each page will take you directly into that Collection on the website. Then give us your feedback:
- What about the collection catches your attention?
- What words, phrases or visuals made you want to look deeper?
- What needs to be clarified? Added? Reworked?
- How would you be willing to assist in this endeavor?
You are invited to engage with our team to enhance and expand this work.
○ Do you have archive files that would be helpful to add to the website? If so, please make a PDF copy and e-mail to: ICA Social Research Center at globalarchives@ica-usa.org.
○ What stories could you write to share on the website built on the wisdom of past work? (for examples see Human Development: Majuro for Lee and Leah Early stories; see Institute Foundations for Hilde Betonte stories; see Imaginal Education: Elementary for Jann McGuire story).
○ If you are willing to assist enhancing the website pages, contact the related Collection Guide (see names and e-mail addresses at the end of the report).
○ Invite other people you know to explore the treasure trove of wisdom in these collections for their arenas of engagement in building a better society.
○ Help the work that Marge Philbrook and many others have initiated by making a contribution to the Archives Fund in memory of Marge or other departed archive angels or pledge a monthly gift: https://www.ica-usa.org/donate.html
On behalf of the the ICA Social Research Center Team,
Lynda Cock USA
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Lynda, The workshop process in your papers is quite thorough and enlightening. It could also be a research process in itself, if the completed thinking could be pulled together via a web survey or similar tool. I added Doug and Wendel to this return because they might know how it could be done. Paula On Wed, Jul 8, 2020 at 8:26 PM Lynda C via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
July 2020
Colleagues,
In the wake of the social inequality protests, violence and civil unrest, the climate crisis, and the virus pandemic, caring organizations everywhere are seeking effective direction which can be used to shape the New Normal. We invite you to join with the ICA Social Research Center’s work on making the Global Archives inviting and available as a research tool for reshaping organizations and communities.
This interactive report ICA Social Research Center Spring 2020 Sojourn Report <http://globalbuzz.icai-archives.org/pdf2/Spring%20Sojourn%202020%20Report%20Final%20proof..pdf> of the May virtual gathering is divided into Nine Research Arenas or Collections. Read the insights for each collection articulated by the 102 persons who participated in the event.
Select one collection to focus on: view its video and explore its collection more deeply. Note that the icon on each page will take you directly into that Collection on the website. Then give us your feedback:
- What about the collection catches your attention?
- What words, phrases or visuals made you want to look deeper?
- What needs to be clarified? Added? Reworked?
- How would you be willing to assist in this endeavor?
You are invited to engage with our team to enhance and expand this work.
○ Do you have archive files that would be helpful to add to the website? If so, please make a PDF copy and e-mail to: ICA Social Research Center at globalarchives@ica-usa.org.
○ What stories could you write to share on the website built on the wisdom of past work? (for examples see Human Development: Majuro for Lee and Leah Early stories; see Institute Foundations for Hilde Betonte stories; see Imaginal Education: Elementary for Jann McGuire story).
○ If you are willing to assist enhancing the website pages, contact the related Collection Guide (see names and e-mail addresses at the end of the report).
○ Invite other people you know to explore the treasure trove of wisdom in these collections for their arenas of engagement in building a better society.
○ Help the work that Marge Philbrook and many others have initiated by making a contribution to the Archives Fund in memory of Marge or other departed archive angels or pledge a monthly gift: https://www.ica-usa.org/donate.html
On behalf of the the ICA Social Research Center Team,
Lynda Cock USA
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-- Paula Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony. Mahatma Gandhi
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Paula Philbrook