Organising from Elsewhere
Fiscal Host: Stichting Reculture Foundation
Exploring emergent new ways of relating, moving & deciding together, within teams, organisations and social movements.
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We’re creating a facilitation framework that guides groups/collectives into relational ways of or...
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Radical Listening & Learning explores relational ways of knowing through research with Indigenous...
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Starting a dialogue with practitioners exploring new ways of organising that are rooted in a felt...
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Organising from Elsewhere is for anyone who has tried to change our toxic system, only to become burnt out by infighting, politics, and the failure to bring about real change. It’s for those who are curious about why our ways of organising fail – and what we can do to create new ways of moving and deciding together.
We want to start a dialogue about how our ways of organising shape and limit what we can achieve.
We want to start a dialogue about how our ways of organising shape and limit what we can achieve.
We want to listen to and learn from non-western, indigenuous and marginalised traditions of organising.
We are doing radical ethnography and will build an immersive learning space for people to engage with what we encounter.
We are doing radical ethnography and will build an immersive learning space for people to engage with what we encounter.
We want to support experimental spaces in which new and original ways of organising can emerge.
We are developing a programme for organisations to discover, explore and apply radically new organisational methods.
We are also trying support groups to create bespoke forms of organising which are underpinned by a fundamentally different assumption to that of this extractive system, that of interconnectedness.
We are also trying support groups to create bespoke forms of organising which are underpinned by a fundamentally different assumption to that of this extractive system, that of interconnectedness.