50. Acknowledgements and Appreciations

Acknowledgements and appreciations:

 

The creation and evolution of this website will, hopefully, involve many other contributors, writers, bloggers and discussants.  It has already been a joint effort, arising from my many conversations with many people.  There are many who have sent me articles and books to include.  There are many who have turned me on to related organizations interested in common efforts. 

 

Conversations beget conversations, and “networking the networks,” as one friend refers to the process, helps us all learn from one another, deepen by input from others, and connect more richly with one another.  

 

None of us can solve the problems in front of us by ourselves.  We need one another.  We need connection. We need community.  We each get to see into one another’s blind spots and therefore see more fully what needs to be seen.

 

Several communities intersect with several communities.  I overlap with some of the people I talk with in more than one way, we are part of more than one group or part of more than one community or organization.

 

Organizational acknowledgements

 

Places where I have found like-minded community to interact with, include: 

 

*The Climate Mobilization organization (https://www.theclimatemobilization.org/) with special thanks to the original founder, Margaret Klein Salamon;

*Climate Psychology Alliance of North America, (https://www.climatepsychology.us/)

*The New Republic of the Heart (https://newrepublicoftheheart.org) with special thanks to Terry Patten, Siobhan McClory, and many individuals within the organization (to be acknowledged shortly)

*The Work that Reconnects (https://workthatreconnects.org/) and especially all the work for decades put in by Joanna Macy and the many who have worked with her;

 

Personal acknowledgements:

 

Friends, colleagues, collaborators, people I have talked ideas with, read books with, discussed articles with, worked with on this website, been inspired by, moved to go more deeply by over the past couple of years especially—this list is long, and in no particular order.  You will know who you are and how you interfaced with me.  Profound thanks to all of you.

 

*Students who interned with me in the early phases of creating this website: Tulika Mohan, Emilio Araujo, Noah Massillion.  Many thanks for their time, their contributions, and their patience & support as I was first getting my feet wet in sharing my ideas for this website.

 

*Members of the “Partnering with Nature” group, from the New Republic of the Heart: Marion Dresner, Nancy Kaplon, Anna Barker, Tracie Barham, Keri Dickie-Clark, Leah Song, Phyllis Perry, Penny Lane;

 

*Partners from the The New Republic of the Heart Outer Work Hub circle, dyad partners, and pod members: Maggie Mooney, Hilary Norton, Angela Atwell, Ann Peters, Danielle Huffaker 

 

*Website help, Claudia Miro, The Inspired Brand; Harsha Sudhakaran

 

*Help with illustrations: Monica Plant, Nicole Garritano, Theo Orion

 

*Supportive friends, family & colleagues along the way, like-minded thinkers, who have specifically supported and inspired me in this vision, whether working on this website, via the personal work needed and/or engaging in the discussions held and inspirations given for the writings included: Naomi Nygaard, Lucinda Flavelle, Daryl Tanner, Monica Plant, Julie Ingber, Fred Antaki, Steven Eisenhut, Janet Nadler, Karla Freeman, Don Kiehn, David Liss, Dario Abramskiehn, Sara Sullivan, Aaron Sullivan, Rebecca Madrone, Lina Gowri, Staci Sprout, Melissa Noel, Christina Miglino, Lorraine Van Tuyl, Beth Osmer, Susan Jenkins, and many others.



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