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Emma
Seven reasons why hosting a silly little potluck (or game night, or porch hang, or book club, or group hike) is essential to defeating fascism
Garrett Bucksopen.substack.com
collaboration and clear communication go hand in hand—and we have to be deliberate about both
Kippy Joseph • How to Explain Systems Change to a 13-Year-Old
We are in a collective global moment of figuring out, testing and experimenting with ways of bringing people together for impact . How we do this in service of driving change in the world is a topic of much interest and considerable investment of resources. We are in-between paradigms, between older and more emergent, newer formats.
Dr. Renée Lertzman • Convenings, Cohorts + Communities: Notes on so-called "impact" gatherings
It is all part of my cunning plan to make adornment, decoration and material beauty a living tradition again amongst everyday people who have lost the confidence to make beauty as they see fit, rather than how they are told. To make beauty freely, rather than allowing the dictates of coolness, influencers or mass-production set a standardised,
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Rick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being: The Sunday Times bestseller
I think the key thing is not to create a movement not to give it a name
but to start to do lots of small things and let them make a difference.
Dave Snowden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQkPBvcH0Es
reminding the group why the meeting is being held and what the group might expect to accomplish takes just a few seconds. Taking this moment is a precondition for a group to be collectively accountable for the success of a meeting.