Full Circle Associates

This weekend 60 people will be gathering near the stunning ecosystem of Tomales Bay in Northern California to consider how to steward the community of practitioners of the World Cafe, a way of bringing people together for meaningful dialog and work.

I won't be there. But I will be part of the dialog as I and colleagues such as Beth Kanter weave in conversation from those not able to be present in Tomales. (A little echo from the last blog post, eh?)

Are you a World Cafe Practioner? Interested? If so, take a peek at Tom Hurley's post about The World Cafe Stewardship Dialogue on the Dialog Blog (which will be sending out from the gathering to the world.)

" .... a gathering of World Cafe pioneers, long-time hosts, and others who have expressed their commitment to serving as “stewards” of the World Café – are gathering from August 25-29 in Marshall, California (a small town on Tomales Bay in northern California, a couple hours north of San Francisco). The purpose of the Dialogue is to nurture and deepen the field of collective intelligence through which the World Cafe community can guide the development and evolution of its work, on an ongoing basis. More than 80 individuals representing 16 countries on five continents will be present. You can be, too."

You can learn more about the details at the online discussion area here or comment on the blog here. Why not join the conversation?