By Dan Bashaw on Oct 11, 2006
During the Peer-to-peer breakout sessions (aka “Workshopping your Issue”) a group of us created an ad hoc session focusing on the web site design and development issues faced by the Council of Canadians, a progressive national organization with 70 local chapters scattered across the country.
By Sarah Pullman on Sep 27, 2006
with Roz Lemieux (New Organizing Institute), Liz Butler (ForestEthics) and Michael Silberman (EchoDitto)
By Sarah Pullman on Sep 26, 2006
with Leda Dederich (dotOrganize) and Liz Butler (ForestEthics)
By Sarah Pullman on Sep 24, 2006
with Philip King, Artez Interactive and Tom Williams, GiveMeaning
By Sarah Pullman on Sep 22, 2006
Questions and discussion with Jodie Tonita
By Kate Milberry on Sep 22, 2006
This session was organized talk-show style, with the ever-charismatic host Philip Smith, from Community Bandwidth. Philip welcomed the studio audience (it was being podcast) and introduced the panel: Michelle Hoar, from BC's political online publication, The Tyee; Dean Ericksen, from the environmental online daily, Grist; and Audrey Watson, from Yes!, a quarterly magazine dedicated to social justice issues.
“My vision for my life is that I can help make the world feel more intimately connected. Web of Change models intimate connection with one’s self, others and the earth. I have not experienced this anywhere else in such potent combination.”
