Category: CONTENTS
A case study of a community-based research program: The Hawai’i Partnership for Climate-Smart Commodities
This article explores the ambitious implementation of sociocracy within the Hawai’i Partnership for Climate-Smart Commodities Program (HiCSC), an initiative funded by the United States Department of Agriculture’s Climate Smart Commodities Program involving a broad consortium of university academic and community-based organizations across Hawai’i.
Does self-management increase diversity in teams? (Probably not.)
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How to improve performance with feedback and self-management? Find out what science says about their benefits and conditions.
Feedback and Self-management: What Science tells us
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How to improve performance with feedback and self-management? Find out what science says about their benefits and conditions.
Desafíos y aprendizajes en la implementación de sociocracia en 3 comunidades latinas
Javiera Silva, Beatriz Arjona, Mauge Cañada y Daniela de Oliveira | 19:00 UTC
Showcases: Sociocracy Implementation in Westwood Cohousing and Cathedral Park Cohousing
Linda Giltz and Abby Braithwaite | 19:00 UTC
Ups and downs of Sociocracy
Juliette Corazón | 20:00 UTC
Closing Session
Intentional Communities Circle | 21:00 UTC
Taster of Advocates for Socioracy in Community
Audrée Morin, Kathleen Walsh, Pati Beaudoin, Hope Horton and Stefani Danes | 18:00 UTC
Community Weavers Panel
CohoUS, FIC, CCN, GEN and SoFA | 18:00 UTC
Redes de habla hispana (Meet-up for Spanish speakers)
Nora Plaza | 18:00 UTC
