What a time of opportunities!
We are learning how healthy ecosystems operate in nature and can join together to explore ways we can apply these basic dynamics to human communities.
Social media platforms and Web 2.0 enable us to support and enhance relationships and action across distances and traditional divides.
We can connect with people all over the world and co-create a world that is good for all of us.
For the last 25 years, I have been exploring -- through practice, research and writing -- the key dynamics in creating healthy communities. I invite you to join with me in exploring these exciting new pathways to transformation.
3 Keys to Healthy Communities
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In healthy communities Network Weavers catalyze Smart Networks where people build relationships and collaborate with a diverse set of others on projects that engage them deeply.
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Healthy communities support self-organization, so that anyone in the community can identify something that will improve the community, pull together the resources and people to form a self-organized collaborative, make something happen and then share the results of that action with others.
- Networks of healthy communities create rhizomatic pathways so successes can spread easily and naturally, adapting to each new community and helping to deepen the networks of sharing and support among communities.
- June Holley, Network Weaver
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October: June did a presentation at Packard Foundation’s gathering for foundations interested in learning more about networks
October: June did a workshop at the Organizational Development Network conference in Seattle
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