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The conversations we’ve had in Toronto over the past week have been incredibly inspiring and insightful. They have affirmed that the themes we’ve been exploring have a far-reaching resonance and that there is considerable interest in continuing to explore them in deeper and more practical ways.
The feedback that we got from folks at the presentation was that they want more of a focus on concrete practices, more sustained dialogue and experimentation across and within organizations, and more examples and resources to dig into.
We had a few really insightful conversations about what this kind of extended action-based learning might look like in practice and over the next little while we’re going to be doing a lot more brainstorming. Let us know if you have any ideas or if you’d like to brainstorm with us.
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I am disappointed that I missed the exchange in Toronto last month, but I am in town now for a few days and would love to connect with some of the people that were there to continue the dialogue. Can you give me any leads for people to talk to in TO?
I am an artist working with and in public; focused on community art, mediation, immigrant resettlement, organizational development and public participation.
Hi Zoe and welcome back! Unfortunately, the event in Toronto ended up being more of a presentation than an exchange or dialogue, but we learned a lot from the experience and it is helping us think more deeply and creatively about the kinds of reflective spaces we want to engage in and create with others.
We received a few follow-up notes from people who are interested in continuing the conversation and a few of the people we met during our visit might be quite interested in meeting you. I’ll send an email to them letting them know that you’re interested in connecting. How long will you be in Toronto?