In this series of short essays, Milenko will evaluate different “ground rules” – a code of conduct that leads to creativity and collaboration – and share stories from the field.
Mark Okazaki draws upon his work with refugees and immigrant populations to look toward a more open and hopeful future, a society where we waste less resources and ask more questions.
The first steps to turn an initial idea into a real project. In the Pomegranate Method, we call this first tentative step into community work the Initial Spark.
In this series of short essays, Milenko will evaluate different "ground rules" - a code of conduct that leads to creativity and collaboration - and share stories from the field.
"I think that playgrounds should be renamed ‘research environments.’ This is what the children are doing so vigorously. They are not playing. They are finding out how the universe works.”
We’ve completed over 50 gathering places, each a classroom where we learned new lessons. Here is an overview of the past year showing the variety of applications for our approach.
This year’s trainings work took Milenko down the West Coast–from Seattle to Ashland, OR to National City, CA–and all the way to Auckland, New Zealand.
