[Dialogue] Have you written a book?

[Jack Gilles]

Did anyone mention Mimi Shinn's book on their work in Australia with  
the Aboriginals?

Jack
On Apr 11, 2009, at 8:57 AM, Lynda Cock wrote:

> In addition to Pat Stewart's children's book, I'm remembering one  
> that I believe Jo Nelson did  for children in Australia out of the  
> Murrin Bridge project.  I think of Nan Grow's book on animals in her  
> life and Judy Lindblad's children's story of the saguaro cactus.   I  
> also thought of Michael May's Iron Man stories and also Jay Zahrt's  
> Iron Man stories.   This is a remarkable list that is growing.
>
> Then we go to films:  Marshall Jones and Cathy Hamm.  Lyn True.  Who  
> else?    Lynda
>
> From: dialogue-bounces at wedgeblade.net [mailto:dialogue-bounces at wedgeblade.net 
> ] On Behalf Of Karen Sims
> Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 4:42 PM
> To: dialogue at wedgeblade.net
> Subject: [Dialogue] Have you written a book?
>
> April 9, 2009
> Dear ICA Colleagues:
> ICA-USA will begin to publish a quarterly newsletter. One of the  
> feature articles for the first issue will be a list of books that  
> have been written byICA colleagues. With the help of Janice Ulangca  
> and Karen Snyder, we’ve been able to collect more than 20 titles.
> I would like your help, too. Did you write a book? Do you know of  
> any other authors in the ICA colleague ranks? I’m excited about  
> sharing this information with all of the ICA constituents in a  
> newsletter. I believe that providing this list is way to show that  
> EI/ICA developed a culture and tradition of life-long learning and  
> ongoing awareness and involvement in social issues.
> Thank you,
> Karen Sims, Director of Resource Development and External Affairs
> ___________________________________________________________________
> Dick Alton wrote an unpublished book
> Terry Bergdall, Methods for Active Participation:  Experience in  
> rural development from East and Central Africa
> John Burbidge, editor of Beyond Prince and Merchant:  Citizen  
> participation and the rise of civil society
> John Cock, At One with the Heart of Creation, Called to Be; Daily  
> Spirit Journal, Volumes I-IV, Journer, Motivation for the Great  
> Work, The Transparent Event
> Burt and Elizabeth Dyson, Neighborhood Caretakers: Stories,  
> strategies and tools for healing urban community
> Mirja P. Hanson, Clues to Achieving Consensus:  A leader’s guide to  
> navigating collaborative problem solving
> Ellen Howie and Judy Lindblad, Signs of Life
> Jon and Maureen Jenkins, International Facilitator’s Companion, The  
> Nine  Disciplines of a Facilitator:  Leading groups by transforming  
> yourself
> Fred Lanphear has written a book (on his website)
> David Lazear, Eight Ways of Teaching, Eight Ways of Thinking, Higher  
> Order Thinking the Multiple Intelligences Way,  Multiple  
> Intelligence Approaches to Assessment; Outsmart Yourself, Pathways  
> of Learning, The Intellectual Curriculum; The Rubrics Way
> Bishop James K. Mathews, Brother Joe – A 20th Century Apostle
> Jo Nelson, The Art of Focused Conversation for Schools
> Basil Sharp, The Adventure of Being Human
> Laurie Spencer, Winning Through Participation
> Brian Stanfield, The Courage to Lead, The Art of Focused  
> Conversation, The Workshop Book
> Lucille Tessier Chagon, You, Yes, You Can Teach Someone to Read – A  
> Step By Step How-to-Book
> Jim Troxel, editor of Participation Works, Government Works
> Donnamarie West, What More Can We Ask For?
> George West has written an unpublished book called “Creating  
> Community:  Finding meaning in the place we live”
> Bruce Williams, Cooperative Learning, More than 50 Ways to Build  
> Team Consensus, Multiple Intelligences for Differentiated Learning  
> and Higher Order Thinking Skills, 36 Tools for Building Spirit in  
> Learning Communities, Twelve Roles of the Facilitator of School Change
> Priscilla Wilson, The Facilitative Way
>
> Karen A. Sims
> Director of Resource Development and External Affairs
> Institute of Cultural Affairs-USA
> Phone: 773-769-6363
> Fax: 773-769-1144
>
> We recently updated our website.  See our new look at www.ica-usa.org
>
>
>
> Karen A. Sims
> Director of Resource Development and External Affairs
> Institute of Cultural Affairs-USA
> Phone: 773-769-6363
> Fax: 773-769-1144
>
> We recently updated our website.  See our new look at www.ica-usa.org
>
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