February 24, 2020 - Talking about The Case for Everyday Democracy!
I know everyone says this but, I truly can’t believe we’re approaching the end of 2019. The end the of year tends to bring a reflective pause for many and as a new CEO, I am no exception to that.
Even when the odds are stacked against you -- these habits and strategies for collaboration will see you through.
Using the Pomegranate Method has helped us in many ways, chiefly, in changing the way we structure our meetings.
“I was grateful to have the Pomegranate framework to help define our role, and to better serve the community as they confirmed their core values and goals.”
Those who know me well know I am a huge soccer fan...and those who know me well also know that I won’t miss an opportunity to draw a good parallel to community engagement.
For so many of us, September means back- to- school. This year my kids off to school and all I can say to that is - huzzah!
We are thrilled to announce Milenko Matanovic’s latest book! The Case For Everyday Democracy: Turning Community Meetings Into Engines for Collaboration - it's here!
Join us as we wrap up our foundational video series with our seventh and final video. Our series takes a closer look at the pillars of the Pomegranate Center Method.
I came across an article about the art form of dendrology, the study of tree cores. It really struck a chord when thinking about the parallels between the growth of trees and our own growth as an organization.
Join us for the sixth installment of our foundational video series. In this episode, we examine what the 'poetry of the beginning' is all about.
A few lessons from Jazz and the art of collaboration.
