It feels good to fight and argue, but when there’s no pressure to convince others or be convinced, we listen in ways that allow us to improve our communities.

Social Proximity, Civic Practice, Art of Hosting, Practices and ProtocolsBeth SandersFebruary 13, 2024Social Habitat, Social proximity, Agreements, speaking from, city making, Art of Hosting, Civic PracticeComment

It’s All in the Cards

City making, the weaving of city building and city caring, only happens when we have a social habitat in which we choose to weave these perspectives together.

Social Proximity, Civic PracticeBeth SandersOctober 25, 2023Social Habitat, Social proximity, Art of Hosting, Facilitation, city making, city caring, city building Comments

Community Learning

We only organize together if we are in the push and pull of conversation, wrestling with the action we feel we need to take. If not, we are being organized, passive participants in the status quo doing others’ bidding.

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