A Clue to Appreciative Inquiry's Effectiveness

In a time of many dark predictions, there are light-bearers shining out from Cincinnati, calling that it's time for a new approach and there is hope for a better future. 

These light-bearers point to the strengths-based Appreciative Inquiry (AI) methodology as having great potential for sparking a tipping point for the city. 

But what can the strengths approach do that many other sound approaches don't seem to? Read More 

'Smart Media Inspires Action'

We all, media, public, need to pay more attention to solutions: Silbert 

A Save Our Schools rally in Washington, D.C. this past weekend was characterized by a lot of anger and resentment, but there was one person who channelled that anger differently, an approach Jen Hetzel Silbert calls a superb example of smart media in action.

After the rally, education activist and writer Sam Chaltain, with CNN cameras rolling, held a "learning story slam" at the downtown D.C. Busboys and Poets coffee-shop, a renowned gathering place for meaningful community conversation and sharing. Read More 

Discover the Strengths Movement in Cincinnati

Another e-news edition featuring the activities surrounding an upcoming a strengths-based summit using whole-systems change in Cincinnati was recently published.  

The edition focuses on what's new about the summit, addressing questions such as how is it different from the great work already underway in the city and region and how can we be sure it will generate results. Click here to view the e-news, and click the Update Profile button at the bottom of this e-news to add yourself to the list!

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