Societal Platform Thinking emphasises the importance of network effects and facilitating interactions between and within formal and informal networks, involving state (sarkaar), civil society (samaaj) and markets (bazaar), to catalyse…
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We appreciate sharing this wonderful article from Curtis Ogden. You can also check out Ripple Effect Mapping, published at Network Weaver in January. About a month ago, I worked with…
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Some people believe that in order to move a network to action all you need is an energizing network meeting with motivated and capable people. Alas, it usually takes more…
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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, it caused cataclysms that cascaded through healthcare, public transport, delivery services, and food systems. In doing so, it laid bare an ugly truth that to…
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As a professional facilitator and trainer in online and in-person spaces, I have found myself supporting colleagues and loved ones as they move work online, often onto new tech platforms…
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We are excited to share part 1 of a 3 part Spanish language series by Ulises Aguila: The Facilitator Leader: An Experiment Between Networks and Structures. Parts 2 and 3 will be…
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Virtual meetings and events are common place by now. Technology like Zoom and the persisting globalization make effective virtual meetings a must. Since January 2019 I am co-hosting the monthly network weaver…
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* * * Many people have asked how their network can function when organizations remain in their traditional hierarchical structures. Sahana’s post explains how organizations, especially those in networks, need…
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Having network maps is a wonderful thing – but not if you can’t read what they are saying! This free resource offers some basic strategies for interpreting network maps. Network…
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When working in a network comprised of technical folks, it is easy stay in the familiar territory of presenting knowledge when the network gathers. Sometimes assumptions are made about scientists,…
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