Community Emergency Preparedness Workshop at LSI!
Results: educated and equipped 12 people with emergency preparedness and resiliency plans; brought together 12 participants by local region to develop relationships and community-scale plans
while running a weekly farmer’s market is relatively straightforward, in order to grow it and deepen it, there needs to be time and space to invite those most deeply invested in its success and those most intimate with its strengths and limitations, to come together and plan together. We developed this bi-monthly process for these reasons and over time have been experimenting with methods of decision making, information flow and engagement. One of the most useful lessons we have learned and learned how to navigate in these processes is finding balance between the left hemisphere desire to “accomplish” with the right hemisphere push to focus on “relationality”
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