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There is something particularly absurd to find yourself listening to someone talk about relational practice while sitting in a Teams webinar where you cannot see or communicate with anyone.
> “Lost in the New York crowd, I take joy in the small things. We are small people; we live small lives. We cannot determine what big power will do and we cannot defend ourselves against madmen intent on mayhem.”
A continuing theme in our work is the power of small and subtle interventions. As John Lennon famously observed, life is what happens while you’re making other plans.
People need not only to obtain things, they need above all the freedom to make things among which they can live, to give shape to them according to their own tastes, and to put them to use in caring for and about others. Prisoners in rich c...
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I write about connections - between people, birds, nature, and ideas. My three Substacks are: Viv McWaters (personal musings), Radical Acts (unconventional wisdom), and Travels with Birds (birdwatching).
Johnnie Moore, facilitator/trainer/writer
Lee loves it when she can help people discover their own brilliance. She led the facilitation of Aotearoa’s first citizen assembly. Lee also has the world’s best dog, Mac, who is still training her in the art of stick throwing.
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