Fairness Webs Movement 3
To be quite frank, I have never been more encouraged by dialogues I have hosted or listened to than those on fairness which children of grade 1 to 3 animate when hosted by teachers who open up the subject in amazingly graceful ways. One of these shared a 10 minutes practice script she uses every year with first graders when she testified to 200 networkers for Organisational Democracy, DC October 2005.
At an adult level, there is no network whose testimony circles I would travel further afield for that that hosted by Global Reconciliation Network (GRN), a travelling world congress that I last met in Delhi AND founded by medical and ethical professors in Melbourne and with the support of young Australian graduates lookming for a years round the world volunatary service start to a muliticultured lifetime.
When brainjams came from silicon valley to DC in Jan 2006 to share the exciting spread of hi-ethical patterns gravitating around web2.1, Bethesda Future Historians decide to make web2.1 one of our worldwide open sharing pursuits of 2006. In inviting a hundred of transparency's fellow voyagers to join in , the first to respond was Modjtaba Sadria. His post is below, but to introduce Modjtaba, I should say he helps host Kyoto's annual intercultural congress, he's fluent in Japanese, Chinese, Irania, French and English; as a professor he is concerned that government funding policies are narrowing down what we learn and how we diversely explore the future (globalsiation's learning slavery is a fair title for protecting your children from this everpresent risk). For GRN 2006 which is taking place in Palestine-Israle region, Modjtaba is studying the transparency of clean water's flows all round the region. All healthcare is a losing battle wherever a community does not give its members access to a human right raion of clean water because that's both what most of our bodies are mead of and nature's number 1 agent of cleanliness as far as system maps can see.
Dear Chris,
Greetings, and Thank you.
Do you think we could add, in the title, the concept of fairness, in access, to clean water and energy ?
Cheers
Modjtaba
It would be worth asking, who in Bethesda's medical communities is as passionate about fairness as members of GRN. I can easily link anyone who is to the Melbourne epicentre, if they email me. And over in Dc what fairness institutes do we have:
Clinton's
mail wcbn007@easynet.co.uk to add a nomination
At an adult level, there is no network whose testimony circles I would travel further afield for that that hosted by Global Reconciliation Network (GRN), a travelling world congress that I last met in Delhi AND founded by medical and ethical professors in Melbourne and with the support of young Australian graduates lookming for a years round the world volunatary service start to a muliticultured lifetime.
When brainjams came from silicon valley to DC in Jan 2006 to share the exciting spread of hi-ethical patterns gravitating around web2.1, Bethesda Future Historians decide to make web2.1 one of our worldwide open sharing pursuits of 2006. In inviting a hundred of transparency's fellow voyagers to join in , the first to respond was Modjtaba Sadria. His post is below, but to introduce Modjtaba, I should say he helps host Kyoto's annual intercultural congress, he's fluent in Japanese, Chinese, Irania, French and English; as a professor he is concerned that government funding policies are narrowing down what we learn and how we diversely explore the future (globalsiation's learning slavery is a fair title for protecting your children from this everpresent risk). For GRN 2006 which is taking place in Palestine-Israle region, Modjtaba is studying the transparency of clean water's flows all round the region. All healthcare is a losing battle wherever a community does not give its members access to a human right raion of clean water because that's both what most of our bodies are mead of and nature's number 1 agent of cleanliness as far as system maps can see.
Dear Chris,
Greetings, and Thank you.
Do you think we could add, in the title, the concept of fairness, in access, to clean water and energy ?
Cheers
Modjtaba
It would be worth asking, who in Bethesda's medical communities is as passionate about fairness as members of GRN. I can easily link anyone who is to the Melbourne epicentre, if they email me. And over in Dc what fairness institutes do we have:
Clinton's
mail wcbn007@easynet.co.uk to add a nomination
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