LKS2023 - Cooperative Process

I was assisted by Greg in doing a 1.5 hour presentation on Cooperative Process at the 2023 Lodge Keepers Society meeting. We made stretches in our presentation and challenged ourselves to start the process of a formal presentation.

We made a judgment call on which posters would be necessary and quickly realized we needed the 5 levels as well.

Here are the Posters we used, hopefully in order:

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Missed Significance - For What it's Worth

Update: I thought about re-writing this to update for everything happening in the Spring of 2020 but I felt that it still holds true as a statement in June 2020. People are still dying out there. I have spent quite a bit of time watching the news cover the Travon Martin issue and then checking in with myself and others in my life and their reactions to the issue. Fact is that even those of us who have met and processed our propensity for unconscious injustice and dismissal of issues that don't necessarily confront me (I don't live in Sanford, Florida), I have yet to see ANYONE in my communities step up and confront the issue. And so today it begins with me. I am curious and a little afraid that some people are using a variety of the surrounding issues of this case to shield ourselves from acknowledging and feeling that if the roles were reversed, if you could go to a place where you were touched by the injustice of a young man being killed for what he represented, or a wom...

A Way Home Mascwacis 03 2024

Montreal 2023

This is the third MC training we have held for Montreal. Our accomplishments include presenting a more complete module on Cooperative Process as well as "certifying" a local team to present the posters and the concepts to local groups. We are grateful to a local "sponsor" for funding and hope that in the future we can engage local organizations to continue to support the logistics of presenting and training leaders in this community.

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