@sam__rye I’d go with relationships too. But I think the weaker projects came from an impoverished understanding of what a strong relationship offers. So I’d add reciprocal relationships as the qualifier.

@theasnow If you can excuse my inadequate paraphrasing my second tangential thought is the generative way Linda Tuhiwai Smith reframes imagination. Seeing it as an essential part of creating hope, and seeing hope as a liberatory step in addressing oppression.

@theasnow I just finished a chapter on what I called slow autoethnography that was definitely at the intersection of storytelling and sensemaking. If there was a triangulation driving the decades-long inquiry, I'd say it was wondering.

@theasnow Lots to agree with. I would weave into the calls for agency and care real spaces for discussing values, assumptions, hopes and fears. Only then might it be possible to imagine transformations grounded in reciprocal exchanges. Serving people in different ways.

@allinote @theasnow The 'hungry' observation is an excellent insight for sure. I remember Alli's change contraption asking people what would be the furnace fueling change. Here it sounds the opposite, the central furnace requires non-stop attention, while another room goes unstoked.

@LaraSPenin @cynthialawson So not surprising if someone is advocating for anything other than what the people in the room already know. The emotional threat of not-knowing, losing power, triggers the behaviour. Maybe you could ask them to share how they are feeling :-) Womensplain back at them!

@emmablomkamp Thanks @emmablomkamp. This was one event I felt too vulnerable to promote. Yet also feeling deep gratitude for the space to publicly own what I do not know, and candidly acknowledge what I have not done.

@overlobe And I put on a dress for the first time in 6 months because I was seeing the doctor!

@blindpsykhe The “difficult” is why we avoid it right? Still...I’m curious as to how we learn from other disciplines to break it down - to evaluate the proximal short term outcomes while signalling the theory of change around our optimistic claims for distal transitions.

@sanderhermsen Speaking with Olga yesterday it did seem that if disciplinary humility can embrace disciplinary confidence and work from a place of generosity instead of defensiveness it will be possible to build resonance and meaningful interdisciplinary collaborations.

@blindpsykhe As Lorna said - observing what is not happening / not being discussed speaks more than what the panellists were saying.

How Teens Are Dealing With an Election They Couldn’t Vote In via @TeenVogue

Poignant, beautiful short film to share at school about kids too young to vote in election. @TeenVogue

Beyond the transcript: alternate records of learning @helenlchen, @thesomedayfile & @lisa_grocott

RT @SVSchoolSuper: Luv the author's statement.."generous collaboration cannot be fostered in a culture of competition."@lisa_grocott https:…

RT @johncoup: Joining the dots of conventional learning - excellent article from @helenlchen @thesomedayfile and @lisa_grocott https://t.co…

sadly a still relevant story decades later!

RT @LisaGuernsey: A reassuring insight from @anniemurphypaul via Kornell: Learning comes from the act of forgetting, then re-learning https…

Thanks Shawn — this is the definitive list that all my friends think they want. of course it doesn't solve anything!