Category Archives: Notes from the Field

Notes from the Field: Update and Future Regarding Terri O’Fallon’s Research: Her Talk at Seattle, WA, USA, June 14, 2011

Notes from the Field / August 2011

Update and Future Regarding Terri O’Fallon’s Research: Her Talk at Seattle, WA, USA, June 14, 2011

Rev. Alia Zara  Aurami-Sou (Nickname “OM”)

Dr. Terri O’Fallon, Ph.D., (founder, researcher, faculty, and coach at Pacific Integral) gave an update (compared to her last presentation at Integral Theory Conference 2010) on her research, and some glimpses of where she plans to take her research. About 50 people attended, and there was a Question and Answer period. Many of those who attended seem to …

Notes from the Field: Reaching New Heights in Leadership Education: Report on the Annual Meeting of the Association of Leadership Educators

Notes from the Field / August 2011

Reaching New Heights in Leadership Education:  Report on the Annual Meeting of the Association of Leadership Educators

Eric Kaufman

Climb higher. See further. Become a more powerful catalyst for leadership development than ever before. That was the focus of the 21st annual meeting of the Association of Leadership Educators (ALE). In early July, more than 120 leadership educators met in Denver, Colorado, to discuss research findings and share ideas for enhancing leadership education. Conference highlights included keynote presentations by Zach …

Notes from the Field: South West Integral Group – Integral Alive Day with Gary Hawke May 22nd 2011

Notes from the Field / August 2011

South West Integral Group – Integral Alive Day with Gary Hawke  May 22nd 2011

Tessa Martin

I feel fortunate to have found a group of people in the South West of the UK who meet every 4 to 6 weeks because we have an interest in “Integral”.  On 22nd May we met in a village hall somewhere in the countryside of Somerset and were lucky enough to have Gary Hawke come down from London for the day to give us …

Notes from the Field: 2nd Integral Conference in Moscow: “Potential and Prospects of the Integral Approach”

Notes from the Field / August 2011

2nd Integral Conference in Moscow: “Potential and Prospects of the Integral Approach”

Victor Shiryaev

The Integral wave is vast and diverse, though it is mostly associated with the Northern American community, as well as some integral salons scattered around the world. While it is true that almost all of the juicy integral stuff is going on in the West, it seems important to recognize the trans-cultural nature of the integral worldview, and be regularly updated on the major integral events …

Notes from the Field: The Implications and Remarkable Moments of “Russian Davos”

Notes from the Field / August 2011

The Implications and Remarkable Moments of “Russian Davos”

Eugene Pustoshkin

Action is your manifesting gift—and for every single one mistaking kindness for weakness there’s another letting equanimity fade into hierarchical indifference. So graduate from seeking an exodus already, or striving to disintegrate into nonduality; dance, bleed, tear, laugh—accept the rapture as inevitable and continual rebirth. Savor it, throw it away, and then relish it again and again. More salt. More honey. Weep and laugh so deeply that you let each

Notes from the Field: Integral Without Borders Conference: Self-as-instrument

Notes from the Field / June 2011

Integral Without Borders Conference:  Self-as-instrument


Integral International Development Center
March 25 – 27, 2011
Vancouver, BC

 

Susan Wright

 

Integral Without Borders (IWB) is a learning center of the Integral Institute whose purpose is to bring together practitioners and organizations to develop greater clarity, depth, and rigor in their global development efforts. IWB began in 2005 and has since held global meetings bi-annually in France (2006) and Istanbul (2008/2010) as well as some smaller regional meetings in between.

A …

Notes from the Field: Integral Leadership in Action (ILiA) Status Report – May/June 2011

Notes from the Field / June 2011

Integral Leadership in Action (ILiA) Status Report – May/June 2011

Michael McElhenie

Integral Leadership in Action is alive and well. We are currently in an exploratory incubation period, which has already generated a number of intriguing ideas that are sure to excite our members and the wider integral community. While we did choose to cancel the Conference Collaborative last year for economic and other reasons, we are fully committed to our mission of “Exploring and Developing the Concepts and Practices …

Notes from the Field: Leading from Within: Integral Applications to Sustainability in the Niger Delta, Nigeria

Notes from the Field / June 2011

Leading from Within: Integral Applications to Sustainability in the Niger Delta, Nigeria

Oliver Ngodo

Tuesday May 17, 2011, His Excellency the High Commissioner of Canada to Nigeria, Chris Cooter, was on a working visit to One Sky offices in Calabar. This visit marked the conclusion of the 10th of the 12 rounds of Intensives designed for the Leading From Within Project. This project, which started in 2008, was designed to develop more individual leadership and interior capacity of organizational …

Notes from the Field: Blind Spots and Pathologies at the Top of the Spiral

Notes from the Field / June 2011

Blind Spots and Pathologies at the Top of the Spiral—Notes From the Field

Robin Reinach and Barbara Larisch

Integral New York started spring 2011 with an exploration of the possible flaws, foibles, and shadowy missteps of individuals at 2nd Tier. One question that arose at the beginning of the meet up was about splits that occurred during the last few years at the highest levels of Integral leadership. How have these splits trickled down to effect the international Integral …

Notes from the Field: Change for Good: Dynamically Steering towards a Healthy Humanity on a Healthy Planet

Notes from the Field / June 2011

Change for Good: Dynamically Steering towards a Healthy Humanity on a Healthy Planet—5 Reflections on the Authentic Leadership in Action (ALiA) Europe Conference

Anouk Brack

1. Change for Good – introduction to ALiA conference theme

2. Practice & Purpose – possible definitions

3. Experience of Embodied Leadership – getting a somatic sense of Embodied Leadership work

4. The dynamic balance of Power & Love – on the Adam Kahane and Wendy Palmer Module

5. The Art of Execution – The