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Category Archives "Conversation"

Alert Bay road trip day three: people, food and territory

January 31, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Collaboration, Conversation, First Nations, Travel 9 Comments

It’s really impossible to overstate the worry I heard in people’s voices today.   In our meeting an Elder named Billy Bird spoke briefly before lunch and reminded the group just what had been lost – the salmon runs, the crab and prawns, the seaweed beds, the clam gardens.   The Namgis people and their relatives on Gilford Island, Kingcombe Inlet and Oweekeno are ocean people.   Their life is on the ocean and without access to the ocean the fear is that they are no longer a people at all. For thousands of years these people have lived in …

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Dialogue in action

January 27, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Conversation

Stumbled over a collection of stories and accounts of dialogue being used in a variety of mediation and conflict resolution settings. The author of this site refers to four different types of dialogue: Positional or adversarial dialogue Human relations dialogue Activist dialogue Problem solving dialogue The site is hosted by the Online Training Program on Intractable Conflict, which is no longer in existence, but the archive of which makes for some interesting reading [tags]conflict, mediation[/tags] Photo by .ash

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Three systems for communicating

January 22, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Conversation, Notes, Uncategorized

Found in some email conversations lately, three systemic methods for communicating well: Internal Family Systems Non-violent communication Systems-centered training Photo by Susan NYC

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Politics and dialogic leadership

January 21, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Conversation, Leadership 3 Comments

Several people on the National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation list have been noticing the line taken by US Presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hilary Clinton regarding engaging in dialogue with Americans. Both candidates have launched their campaings with a promise to engage Americans in conversations to learn more about what’s on the collective mind. Obama: For the next several weeks, I am going to talk with people from around the country, listening and learning more about the challenges we face as a nation, the opportunities that lie before us, and the role that a presidential campaign might play in …

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Making powerful community action systems

November 22, 2006 By Chris Corrigan Appreciative Inquiry, Art of Harvesting, Art of Hosting, CoHo, Conversation, Emergence, Leadership, Organization 14 Comments

In the last couple of weeks I have been in deep and important conversations about the work of facilitating change in the world.   I am just back from another Art of Hosting gathering, this time in Boulder, Colorado and, among the many many things that were on my mind there, the subject of talk and action came up. This was especially a good time to have this conversation as this particular Art of Hosting brought together many deep practitioners of both the Art of Hosting approach to facilitating change and the U-process approach to action and systemic change.   …

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