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 stWEB- UNDERSTANDING 2015-2025 as the most exciting decade for winning or losing human sustainability

In dad's and The Economist's 1984 fieldbook on the first 12 years of the curriculum ( entrepreneurial revolution)  on whether intergenerational sustainability would be won or lost as globalistion and webs evolved all of our livelihoods connections with thriving healthy  local communities, his open systems map for sustainability depended on the human societal capability to promote over 30000 microfranchises solutions- where most or all of the value produced stayed in the community where the service was produced- and inventors of such solutions mainly wanted them open sourced -this is actually what adam smith meant y the term free market in 1748 though 99.999% of economists now being hired by the world's biggest institutions and bad banks abuse this term (and so the exponential consequences of media and education system designs) 

Viewed from 1984 was sustainability investment critical to design learning's best of mass and web media not the worst of both these media worlds. What we the peoples needed t celebrate at te optimal time was connect universal access via  public broadcasters - the two largest being commonwealth institutions of UK's  BBC and India's DD - who come up with a collaboration entrepreneur competition as the most popular show on earth - reaching a billion people live it could link to  ne homepage where people could continue pitching improvements, incubating and socially testing how to design apps and community sustaining tools and last mile services. If that had happened at the optimum time sustainability book would have become millennials favorite intreraction space not facebook's sexy heads. And open educators would be everywhere lining youth in not spammers and greedsters.

so where can we the people take back w we vote for celebrating youth's heroines and heroes of innovatoins most life critical solutions

1 contact those young contestants that sharks and dragons ridiculed as being too social (for the greedy judges of US primetime sharktank and dragons den started in japan and licensed in at least 15 countries)

2 help those like ivonna fast test health solutions - hers is a chewing gum that may alleviate anaemia in poorest communities; ivonna was the winner of the latest world bank partners youth entrepreneur competition - but the organising partner then withdrew the prize because te team that it had picked for her on longer wanted to continue; you would think the world bank's jim kim love of health solutions for the poor would be shocked at such process- lets hope the product is a success then we can open space te world bank round more sustainable youth entrepreneur competition processes -also reconnect the 100 historically black colleges that muhammad yunus challenged to celebrate social business solutions and then hung out to dry as the process wasnt fundraising enough for his Bangladeshi coffers. In the process ted turners family billion dollar investment in making UN easier for women and youth entrepreneurs to partner was slashed.

3 john and dianne have identified over 100 arts franchises that could be adopted in celerating any communities regeneration by and with social action youth; of course one of the questions is how do we sustain local artists- well mexico's cinepop has a great idea- it does a roadshow visiting poor towns where families do not usually get the chance to go the the cinema; it arranges with the local authorities a free film and arts festival; before and after the film, merchants who sponsor the festival are chosen as ones that are good for the community - a local community bank could be one of the merchants; so too low cost wellbeing solutions providers and other last mile services - why not blend what cinepop knows how to do and moores film as an exchange of both rest of world community solutions and youth's  local solutions to the world

3a  before they become superstars, alumni of a community  can identify what lical cause they agree to linkin around whomever grows up to be the next great idol-moreover  japan seeks to take back its 2020 olympics as celebrating sustainability as much as sports; the opportunity if footballs house of frauds is it ensure the world cup is owned for the good of sustainable peoples nit those with swiss bank accounts

4 fab labs now empower a local artisans oist valuable skiolls ti microfranchsies acoiss communities with makersfaires the most exciting market festival - obama mothers thesis was in developing worlds local makers - why wouldnt olbama celebrate black universities making best use of fgablabs for every community  -see vivian's movie obama mama VNM - Obama Mama

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5 if we can select best for community and youth livelihood solutions, we can also turn the process into a curriculum- we can open space collaboration entrepreneurship and sustainability- the next 10 years are the most exciting -and need to be the busiest 0 the human race has ever faced because they will determine whether sustainability is won or lost by communities everywhere- this is an opportunity that begins and ends with education - are we now designing the smartest most humanly productive media fir every being or the dumbest one controlled for Orwellian big brother to terrorise, profiteer and extract from a planet run for a few greedy and psychotic men

chris  http://sharktankweb.com 

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Why would an accounting professor send four of his classes to the Brooklyn Advanced screening of Michael Moore's new film at Medgar Evers College?  One professor gives his reason, " Many of my students have not been out of New York City and some don't go outside of Brooklyn; the film was an opportunity for them to virtually experience other cultures and practices".  Did it work?  A full auditorium of engaged viewers say yes!  The event was co-sponsored by the MEC Film and Culture Series and the Entrepreneurship & Experiential Learning (EEL) Lab.  The sub-title for the event was, "Coming Back to America -- the Action Movie About your Future.  The event was second in the EEL Lab's series on "Inspiring Innovations".

Michael Moore's brilliant portrayal of global socio economic challenges made us laugh, cry, and mourn for the future we could have --if we would only heed our own advice to others.  The audience participated in a survey to rank their interest and feelings on 11 issues that were raised in the film:

• Prison Reform
• Drugs/Crime
• Education
• Women Issue/ Equality
• Food / Nutrition Justice
• Work Place Issues
• Politics
• Youth Employment
• Reparations
• Health Care
• Banking Reform

The number one ranked student concern before and after the movie was Education.  Moore takes us to the number one ranked country in Education in the world; he talks to faculty and students.  The interviews were amazing.  One student later pointed to a faculty and said, "See professor, they are number 1 and they don't have homework!"

Students gave 1-minute talks on how the movie made them feel.  One female student stood with her young daughter in the aisle watching and gave a heart-wrenching story on issues related to the black male.  The students were followed by a faculty led panel discussion.

The film brought our academic community together; scientists were as engaged as liberal artists and businesspersons.  Students that never dreamed of going to foreign countries now have reasons to inquire, engage, and perhaps visit.  The worldwide release of the film is December 23rd -- a gift to the world for the holiday season and beyond.

q&a on where sustainability curricula most likely to come from

2015-2025 is the human race's most exciting collaboration decade as it will determine sustainability of our species- there is a lot of work to be done- so where are sustainability curricula most likely to come from?

presumably nations united around sustainability goal number 1 'end poverty" for the same reason that keynes required this to be the hippocratic oath for all economists who accepted the idea that their rules exponentially compound what (opportunities and threats) will be systematically designed in for next generations out of every place/community

the good news is we who inhabit earth in 2015 now know where end poverty entrepreneurship comes from 

namely professionals and yung alumni living and learning from the poorest, and helping all professionals to diagnose system traps. and joyfully applying technology advances preferentially to the poorest

this was first theorised in the modern era in the 1960s in latin america by brazilian paulo freire in portuguese in the context of education, and by spanish speakiing faith workers in peru and colombia - who called this economic modelling Preferential Option Poor (POP). Today Pope Francis offers masterclasses on this economic mapping. Study wherever he opposes macroeconomics (eg his lecture to the European Parliament at strasbourg 2014 or his speech at UN september 2015)  -and grade who's correct.

reading paulo freire's 1968 book,  2 muslims from bangladesh were the first to provide practical proof of POP - namely sir fazle abed and muhammad yunus; while sir fazle was the first to innovate this, yunus added the new twist of tearing up the macroeconmics curriculum he was teaching as a professor at Chittagong University and taking his students to POP  with the poorest women villagers. 2 decades later he redoubled the idea's impact when he was sponsored by gerge soros to form the first mobile partnerships around poorest village women, an online network he also built by empowering womens networking with graduate students (now solar engineers and mobile poverty entrepreneurs) sent to criss-cross rural bangladesh

by the mid 1980s farmer and soon his partner jim kim  (now head of the world ban) was proving this model for health service by exchanges of bostons most conscious medical students with the most extreme health changes in the west hemisphere namely those faced by the poorest in haiti

in the 2010s, where would you look to find educators offereng Preferential Option Poor curricula

s.afrca's taddy bleeher - main curricula found  empowermen,t coding, financial literacy entrepreneurship

brooklyn's eel - curriculum found so far include financial literacy - following up 11 curricula recommended by Michael Moore's worldwide search for social solutions- in other words MEC alumni ave the chance to lead the student world in collaborating around 11 challenges through which sustainability can be integrated by swapping peoples sustainability solutions at community levels and sans frontieres around the world

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DONT YOU JUST LOVE THE WORLD'S .... www.jimkim.info
: SEARCH for 10000 Youth Ambassadors on request of Muhammad Yunus to Mostofa Zaman and Macrae . Which Youth can best share and action his mindset? Are you of that club? In 2009 we sampled 10000 youth and yunus dvds, and with Glasgow Universities planned 2 Journals of social business. Today we seek elearning homes eg http://yazmi.com/ & http://www.valuetrue.com/


2006: Yunus and the bankawarded the Nobel Peace Prize, "for their efforts to create economic and social development from below". Yunus declared social business movements to free every market for the poor; he'd partner millennial youth in poverty museum race through every kind of open technology not just banking. . The Green Children pop song Hear Me Now. 10 years on see Nobel Laureates plan for Nov 2015 http://youthcreativelab.blogspot.com/

Yunus is director of United Nations Foundation, a charity created in 1998 by CNN's Ted Turner’s $1 billion gift. This builds public-private partnerships for world’s most pressing problems. 2012 : 1996's first female director of Grameen Phone comes to USA to strengthen UN links with open tech http://women4empowerment.org/

1940 Yunus born Chittagong June 28 - town where Gandhi scripted Talisman on what value are you. Yunus was third of 14 children of Sufia Khatun and Mohammed Dula Miah, a jewelry merchant. Five siblings died in infancy.

Led by Yunus, The Grameen Bank reached over 2000 branches over 100000 centres, ownership by 8 million village mothers who co-created its network. http://thegrameenbank.com/ & http://grameen.tv/ Yunus leads a happy life in Bangladesh with wife Mrs Afrozi and daughter Deena. In US, his elder daughter Monica pioneers http://singforhope.org/

EDUCATION AND EARLY CAREER
Yunus schooled in Chittagong, by mid teens went on global tour thanks to Boy Scouts. He graduated from Dhaka U; a Fulbright scholarship gained a PhD in economics from Vanderbilt U in 1969. Then Professorship duties at East Tennessee U. In America, Yunus supported the Bangladeshi freedom movement when West Pakistan forces occupied Dhaka and was a unique pro-poor lobbyist at US congress - a story shared in 2012 on award of congress gold medal http://grameeneconomics.com/

Back at Chittagong University he's professor of economics. But macroeconomics theory was irrelevant to ending poverty so he led his class out to villages to do fieldwork.. Observing rural people in clutches of loan sharks, Yunus came up with microcredit - a 10 year evolution from first village loan to a sustainable bank for poorest women - ordinance 1983.

International awards include : Aga Khan Award Architecture 1989, World Food Prize 1994, , King Hussein Humanitarian Leadership 2000, Fukuoka Culture Prize 2001, Ho Chi Minh 2001 Mahatma Gandhi Medal 2002, The Economist Innovation 2004, Franklin D Roosevelt Freedom 2006, ITU World Information Society 2006 and Seoul Peace Prize 2006.

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Chris Macrae

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Bravo to Tunisia for receiving this years Nobel Peace Prize yesterday and to Michael Moore film Where to Invade Next for featuring this empowering story as one every sustainability educational system should celebrate

Brooklyn and NY youth will develop how many of sustainable youth's top 10000 job creators?

It starts at 530 EJ auditorium MEC CUNY 1638 bedford avenue brooklyn ny11225 ; will likely go on past 9

mike - the hour from 8.00 may be the most relevant for observing what youth future movement is being opened up (most of the time before is the showing of michael moores film where to invade next)- there is a chance that moore will trust alumni of this event to help him reach a million activists and even if we dont make that it will be an interesting rehearsal of how mass audiences of movies can empower action alumni networks of community building 

if due to your day job you can only come nearer 8. it would still be great to see you- in the event that people are being turned away due to full house, sure it would be all right to mention  for dean rolle or john kiehl or miles mcafee

 joe (tedx ny suburbs) -are you able to come

to all friends of startup brooklyn - do come if you can or tell us what you are doing that startup brooklyn youth may enjoy knowing about

- anything you can send before tuesday helps with a high level debriefing in DC amy and I need to make tuesday as well as amy exploration of who's collaboratively who in millennials open space china-brooklyn-vatican worlds

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People: this list could have hundreds but for now just folks that are relevant in the near future

• Hélène de St Front from Paris (fairly new to Open Space, extremely vibrant and intelligent like you) - will be in New York. When she was in America the last time, she took the train from New York to Washington to meet Harrison. 
• Chuni Li (teaches organizational development at NYU and works full time at Monmouth Cares in New Jersey) - from Taiwan, speaks Chinese, will be in New York. Chuni and I brought Open Space to New Jersey in 2010 under the theme Revitalizing New Jersey.  I will call Chuni to ask her if you can join us overnight at her house before New York. Doug and I will be staying there. WE might be staying at her house on the night of January 13 and 14.  On the 14th Doug is a Keynote Speaker with the New Jersey Human Resources Society.
• Lucas Cioffi (creator of QiQoChat) doing amazing virtual work that applies to Open Space – I will send an email introducing the two of you. It is with him and Michael Herman (creator of the Open Space World website that we hosted Harrison’s birthday party. Lucas lives near Washington in Virginia. I want to introduce you to him. 
• Jasmina Nikolic, Serbia, Host of the World Open Space in 2014 (in Serbia) a dear friend and colleague and a major force in Education (mega projects in technology with Belgrade University, European Universities, Kahn University, Wikipediea – trailblazing in the world , Agile/Scrum technology (an expert in bringing the value of these processes to work outside of technology into schools and businesses), one of the leaders in the #2 political party in Serbia known as Enough is Enough, a champion figure skater, etc. etc. and a very close and dear friend. Her resumé here. She is trailblazing the most innovative political engagement approach in the world I think using Agile methodologies. 
• Sharon Joy Chao, hosting the World Open Space in Manila (beautiful video introduction) for 2016 (November 9 - 12). Next week they are hosting 150 youth learning event in Open Space for SouthEast Asia. Mich a young woman will be facilitating. She learned Open Space from Gail West in Taiwan (a great friend of Harrison and I, an elder) and Sharon Joy.
• Kennan Salinero,(click her name to hear her introduction to the First Open Space on the Future of Science. She is founder of Yamana Science and Technology now called Reimagine Science dedicated to reinventing how we do science; works multigenerationally, lives in San Francisco, I am hoping she will come to New York. I facilitated 2 Open Spaces in the Washington area with her and with amazing people. Here the talk that Harrison gave at this Open Space in 2010.
• Doug Kirkpatrick, (you can google him; he writes often for the Huffington Post (sample); has done a Ted Talk on self-management). We are partners at NuFocus Strategic Group in the US, company headquartered in Canada.  He has written a book about his “self-management” work at Morning Star where he was for more than 25 years – one of the companies most talked about in the world, in Harvard Business review, etc because of their very progressive leadership practices. It is what our company in the US is all about. 
• Harrison (who you know) and Karen Davis (who you will soon meet, the official host in New York). 
• Sudeep Vyapari, Associate Executive Director at National Council for Science and the Environment; Sudeep is the most amazing ageless connector I’ve ever met. Young and old alike working on amazing world projects. He is a very real, kind, smart and innovative person.  Lives in Washington. He is connected to all those who co-hosted our World Open Space (about 30 many of whom were in the leadership of student government at University of South Florida – the 9th largest university in the country). I want to introduce  you to Sudeep
• Gail West in Taiwan, she hosted the World Open Space in Taiwan in 2009; she is a close friend of Harrison and has decades of experience in Open Space, like Karen Davis. my first; here an event that she was involved in recently with schools 
• Many others coming to New York who you will enjoy from Florida, from Canada, from New Zealand, from the US; we’re still inviting now. 

Books/Links/Events:

• Wild Swans http://www.amazon.com/Wild-Swans-Three-Daughters-China-ebook/dp/B0036QVOIW
• Reinventing Organizations by Frederic Laloux (Doug’s Company Morning Star is included in the 12 worldwide companies discussed here; Sun Hydraulics is in my city here in Sarasota Florida (highly innovative working practices). Google Laloux
• Beyond Empowerment by Douglas Kirkpatrick
• The Tao of Open Space by Chris Corrigan (free pdf attached here)
• Chuck Blakeman, an advocate for the workplaces and businesses of the future. A regular contributor on line to Inc Magazine, writer of books, consultant and this Ted Talk; I will be in Denver Colorado next week with a small group of 18 people who are involved nationally and internationally in progressive work practices working not on theory but in practice. 
• Mr. Zhang Ruimin, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Haier Group, delivered a keynote presentation this past September titled "Rendanheyi 2.0: Building an Ecosystem to Co-create and Win Together.”  He was one of the speakers in Vienna at the Drucker Forum. Extraordinary article. 

  http://www.druckerforum.org/fileadmin/user_upload/2015/files/zhang_ruimin_speech.pdf

  
  
• Very lengthy book by Harrison Owen to read at your leisure in the future Free PDF  SPIRIT

Sample Books of Proceedings (important) capturing the essential ideas after an event:

• Creative New Jersey – a 2-day event that became branded throughout the state and continues more vibrantly than ever – 106 page document
• World Open Space 2013 Florida - http://osius.org/sites/default/files/WOSonOS_2013_%20Book_of_Proceedings.pdf – 200 page document (p. 82/83 in Chinese); Planning and hosting a World Open Space with embedded links. For the first time in the world we partnered with community and co-hosted with students. This is a picture book of that event from 2009 to 2013: http://www.flipsnack.com/76EE6B7EFB5/wosonos-usfsp-host-partners.html (double click to enlarge and turn the pages)
• Science Open Space in Washington 2010 - https://www.dropbox.com/s/vg368dxbfv27hpw/Yamana_UnSummit_2010.pdf?dl=0 – 33 pages

Short videos

• Mayor Chuck Chiarello Mayor, Buena Vista Township, President of New Jersey State League of Municipalities
• Elizabeth Murphy formerly Executive Director, Global Arts Exchange and now Director of Creative New Jersey
• Harrison inviting to a learning Open Space in East Asia (also describes OS) https://vimeo.com/35438206 – 2.58 minutes
• Open Space in Action :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTEO9CQe7Mw – 1.57 minutes
• Open Space in Egypt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l7iZ955QH8 (Claudia Gross a German who lives in Egypt is amazing- opening spaces during the Tahir Square Arab Spring)
• Harrison Owen Ted Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APD7oQ3xrSA
• Invitation from Florida in 2013 (Ms. Song and Hulu) for a future Open Space in China (in Chinese); https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lkga6tnsQSM&feature=youtu.be