In July 2011 I attended a Whole Measures Workshop at Knoll farm that was co-sponsored by the Interaction Institute for Social Change and Center for Whole Communities. Since then I have dedicated a number of posts to reflecting on my experience in the workshop and my thoughts on Whole Measures’ tools, practices and it general approach.
I am making my way slowly. My first posts have divided into two foci: 1. applying the Whole Communities quadrant map to an alternative landscape — Monteverde, Costa Rica; and 2. reflections on the Whole Measures methodology and philosophy that I call “mapping interludes.” Below are the current posts under these categories.
Monteverde Mapping
Before 1951
The Quakers Arrive, 1950′s-60′s
unfolding > 1951
Mapping Interludes
Four Quadrants — the Map is Not the Territory
Fractal Dimensions
Thresholds
the brain in the tail
