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Lean change management – Sociocracy with Jerry Koch-Gonzalez
ArboLife
Sociocracy: The Movement
Peer-to-Peer Governance in a for-profit organization
Rocky Corner cohousing
Another School is Possible Association
There is no hierarchy in sociocracy… right?
Non-profit: Learn To Change
A Time bank in Massachusetts
Mindfulness first
A theater company
Company-Wide Agility with Beyond Budgeting, Open Space, and Sociocracy
Community of eco villages: Casa Latina
Lean, Agile, Teal…. how does sociocracy fit in? – François Knuchel
Sociocracy In An Agile World – Leif Hanack and Michael Geiß
Sociocracy and Holacracy – a comparison. Christian Rüther
Deepening Our Practice of “Both/And” Thinking – Laureen Golden
Sociocracy and the cooperative movement – Jim Johnson
Mindfulness and Sociocracy – Stephanie Luz Cordel
Sociocracy for a consultant – Simon Copsey
Simple formats, first sociocratic steps to objections – Pierre Houben
Feeling safe and brave: Sociocracy, neurospsychology and neuroscience – John Schinnerer
Sociocracy – Top 10 Fast FAQ: John Schinnerer
Human emotions and their impact on decision-making Linda Cote & Rea Gill
The fulfillment of basic human needs in self-managed organizations – Denis Côté
Sociocracy in Schools: The Harvest Bounty Restaurant Project: Gina Price and Jessie Barber
Storytelling of an action research – Pascale Gaillard-Mompoint
Sociocracy and Bio-inspired Organizations – Ruth Andrade
Picture-forming with 6 hats – Erin Young
Sociocracy and the New Economy
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Another School is Possible Association
A movement striving for a childcentered, playfocused, nonprofit primary education.
There is no hierarchy in sociocracy… right?
“Is there hierarchy in sociocracy?” is a fairly common question. And since people expect me to say no, I always say yes. Why? Because that’s the best way to get into a real conversation. Because the real answer needs to be given in a conversation, not in a quick statement, and not in a slogan.
Non-profit: Learn To Change
Case study: Learn to change is a Non Governmental Organization that brings together a community of teachers and educators working to support educational transformation for the benefit of building sustainable democratic societies.
A Time bank in Massachusetts
Valley Time Trade is a volunteer organization that tracks hours of service offered by members to other members, referred to as a time bank. It is located in the north-central part of the Pioneer Valley, a western region in the state of Massachusetts.
Mindfulness first
Mindfulness first is a nonprofit that promotes mindfulness in schools and beyond.
A theater company
A worker-owned theater company in New York state.
Company-Wide Agility with Beyond Budgeting, Open Space, and Sociocracy
https://youtu.be/Jq6RKB-JwAo
Community of eco villages: Casa Latina
Casa Latina is the Latin American part of the Global Ecovillage Network, an association of ecovillages
Sociocracy and the New Economy
We have been calling sociocracy the “Operating system of the New Economy”. We say that sociocracy could be at the heart of the New Economy. Before we describe how sociocracy and collaborative paradigms go together, let’s look at the New Economy. The New Economy For...
LOS school
LOS is a sociocratic school located in the small village of Duerne in the south of the Netherlands.
Cohousing: Eden community
Eden Community is a Christian cohousing community.
For Profit: KittenTech
This case study features a proposal for a for-profit in the UK.
Cohousing: Instituto Bioregional do Cerrado
IBC’s purpose is to raise awareness and increase sustainability in bioregional communities.
Cohousing: Pioneer Valley Coho
A sociocratic community in Massachusetts that switched over after almost 20 years of consensus.
Cohousing: Cohabitat Québec
An urban sociocratic cohousing community in Quebec, Canada, that values non-violent communication.
