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Weekly News Alert: Reflections,Innovations and Social Networking
Submitted by Natalia Castaneda on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 15:29On Reflections and Values... read more »
- The end of the year should be used as a time to reflect on both our lives and our work. We should especially look at the meaning of our work and the values that support it. A post by Fast Company suggests the concept of UBUNTU, used in South Africa, which translates to mean “a person is only a person through other persons.” Our core values, then, are reflected through our relationships with other people, revealing our "human-ness." The blog challenges people to examine and reflect on their work and values through this lens.
- Interaction Institure for Social Change publishes a post about a new project Seth Godin has put together. His project involved asking people “What Matters Now?” and putting the responses together in an e-book. Each person took a single word and wrote a short piece about how that word related to their past and future work. Examples of the inspiring words are "meaning," "enrichment" and "sleep."
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Weekly News Alert: 9/10/09 - 9/17/09
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On Change... read more »
- Seth Godin publishes a controversial post deriding non-profits for being resistant to change. He argues that non-profits cannot use a lack of resources as an excuse because opportunities online are free or relatively inexpensive. So, the only reason nonprofits do not embrace change, he says, is because they are not willing to give up “total control and bureaucracy.” The Buzz Bin (among many others) publishes a post responding to Seth Godin, countering many of his points.
This is my personal manifesto laying out the argument for creativity as a national value and as a trigger for civic engagement and a driver of public policy.
Authors: Tom Tresser
Subjects: innovation, creativity, public policy, national priority, values
01/29/2008 - 01:00 - 0 comments - 1 attachment - Posted by tomtee
