Dadamac is an example of emergence. The article on Lifecycle of Emergence describes what we are experiencing, and shines light on why we believe that we will have major impact. As the authors state “Change begins as local actions spring up simultaneously in many different areas. If these changes remain disconnected, nothing happens beyond each… Read more »
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Alice asked for Holacracy information at Dadamac mini-meetup
Here are some links for you to dip into: Something I wrote in November 2014 about Holacracy and my response to it – Dadamac Holacracy Lite. An update –Dadamac Holacracy Lite – February 2015 update. Mainly an introduction to Dadamac – includes paragraph on Growing Dadamac with Holacracy –Connecting with Dadamac? Start here. From the… Read more »
Rejoice with me – I’ve discovered Development Dreamers
On the “about” page of Development Dreamers the founder John Brownlee writes What is your dream for development? What change would you like to see in this world? Alone we cannot easily make our dreams come true, but with the power of the web and collective action, we can in Tim Unwins idea of collectives… Read more »
#Dadamac and “The Death of International Development” by Jason Hickel
Dadamac operates from a place outside the established International Development community, so the perspective I have tends to be disconnected from “normal” (large NGO) approaches. For this reason I welcome an article on The Death of International Development by Jason Hickel, who is an anthropologist at the London School of Economics. His emphasis is different… Read more »