[Dialogue] A global repository as the focus of our movement

[Sarah Buss]

David,
I am able to open but cannot print out the document (unable to sit  
and read)
Sarah

On Aug 2, 2010, at 5:20 PM, Kenneth wrote:

> Here's the pdf version of David's paper for those without Macs.
>
> Thanks, David, good thinking as always!
>
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> From: dialogue-bounces at wedgeblade.net [mailto:dialogue- 
> bounces at wedgeblade.net] On Behalf Of David Dunn
> Sent: Friday, July 30, 2010 3:44 PM
> To: OECommunity Community; Dialogue' Listserv
> Subject: [Dialogue] A global repository as the focus of our movement
>
> Hello colleagues.
>
> I've attached a talking paper to share reflections about the May  
> Archive Sojourn month in Chicago and other events and developments  
> in our corner of the universe.
>
> The purpose of this talking paper. This talking paper is the first  
> of three that I hope will stimulate conversation about the future  
> of EI-OE-ICA. I started writing the paper in early June after the  
> May Archive Sojourn month to share reflections and proposals that  
> arose from my experience. I’m championing an expanded image of the  
> role and function of the Global Archive as a repository dynamic  
> with ongoing publishing, communicating and community building  
> activities.
>
>
> This piece is a first take on thinking about the meaning of the  
> three events that have occurred in the last twelve months: the  
> "Transforming the Legacy" symposium in DC, the "May Archive  
> Sojourn" in Chicago, and the ICA-Oklahoma City University "Peace  
> Poverty Planet Earth" conference in OKC earlier this month.
>
> The first paper starts some bridge building between the old ICA and  
> the old movement to a way of imagining how we might reengage with  
> each other in one last, vital burst of creativity needed to care  
> for the human family.
>
> Jim Wheeler and Bill Parker have recently made two very fine  
> statements that project new images of the future of the Ecumenical  
> Institute. I hope that they will post them on the listservs.
>
> You might think of the three papers I'm sending as attempts to spin  
> a new set of narratives about the role and value of a new ordering  
> dynamic in relationship with EI and ICA.
>
> I'll find a place to post these papers online where they can be  
> downloaded.
>
> Give me feedback.
>
> David
>
>
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