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11/26/13 ICA is off to a great start in 2013!
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The six CTFs show n from left to right: Mayme Webb-
Bledsoe, Molly Shaw , Nileen Verbeten, Melinda
Posner, Suzanne Esber, and Shannon Mong
Oberlin College students Peter
Nguyen and Yuran Pan
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FEBRUARY 2013
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Intern Contributions
Spring Archives Sojourn
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Technology of Participation (ToP) ® NetworkGrows
Marilyn Oyler, theNational CertificationCoordinator for ToPNetwork, announcedthat CTFs are nowgeographicallydispersed across thecountry. "With theaddition of these sixwe have the capacityto assure highlyskilled ToP facilitationall across the country, from Seattle and Southern California, NorthCarolina, New York and New Hampshire, and everywhere inbetween." All six new CTFs are ToP Network members. Mary Flanagan, ToPNetwork president is pleased. "We are proud to recognize thisprofessional accomplishment of our members. We look forward tousing our Network website as a hub for sharing among a CTFcommunity of learning." If you would like to know more about the certification process, clickhere.
Interns continue to contribute to ICA's growth
Two interns from Oberlin Collegeworked with ICA's Accelerate 77 teamand ICA fellow Jenny Hirsch duringtheir January winter term. They wereengaged in projects that supportedJenny's work with the ChicagoCommunity Climate Action Toolkit, aswell as broadening ICA's knowledgeon communities in green buildings. Peter Nguyen is a freshman fromChicago and Yuran Pan is asophomore from China. Read Peterand Yuran's research here. In addition, seven students from the University of Illinois at Chicagowill be working on their senior capstone projects in Urban and PublicAffairs at the ICA. One project team will concentrate on practical
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Archivists Paul Noah and Beret Griff ith at
last years sojourn
steps to help us move forward with the creation of a green culturalwithin the GreenRise Uptown building. Using ICA methods from theglobal archives and insights from the social process triangles theywill create a set of tangible steps ICA and building tenants can taketo create a more sustainability minded culture at the ICA. Thesecond team will try to understand all the nuances of existing city-wide policy and how it will effect ICA's implementation of the cutting-edge Bioshaft® project. We look forward to sharing more on both ofthese topics. Click here to see a video on the Bioshaft® project.
Spring Archives Sojourn Planned
The Archives team invites allcolleagues to the GlobalArchives Spring Sojourn April 8through May 3. Suggestions forcollections to study include: Imaginal Education, ProfoundHumanness, ChurchExperiment, Curriculum, SpiritMethods, Human Development,Odyssey, and ParticipatoryMethods. So far nearly twodozen colleagues will beattending. In addition, there are people who plan to work remotelyfrom home. For more information, please contact Marge Philbrook at773-769-6363 x 235 or [email protected].
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