Network Weaver
Network Weaving develops skills in developing social networks which form the basis of all actions.
Version 1.0 (October 2021)
Overview
During the twenty-first century, activity will increasingly take place in self-organizing, system shifting networks. This site offers resources and discussion space for those who want to better understand network approaches to transformation and improve their skills in facilitating this transition. Network Weaver website.
Why use it?
Map the people and their skills
Identify resources
Map objectives and their relationships
Who is it for?
This is a skill set that benefits anyone who works with people.
How long does it take?
As social beings we are all network weavers at some level and enhancing our skills is a lifetime journey. This program provides information, tools, and skill development that can make the journey more productive and successful whether you take ten or ten thousand steps you will be further along.
How many people is it for?
This is for everyone engaged in a project that involves other people.
What materials do you need?
There is a substantial amount of free materials available at link.
What does the facilitator need to know or be able to do?
If you are already practicing in this area you can list your services at link.
If you want to be trained, services for that are provided.
Acknowledgements
June Holley
Kristan Johnstad
Christine Capra: Sum app by Greater than the Sum
This tool is licensed under a Creative Commons BY SA 4.0 license. For full details visit our Licensing Rules. 
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Nichole Schantz
The University of Bath
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Séverine GERARDIN
Chambéry, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Stakeholder engagement - Sustainable Management through the value chain - CSR
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Mark V.
Los Angeles, California, United States of America
For the past two years I've been studying the science of human collaboration and cooperation. I'm interested in building co-ops that are centered around doughnut economics. I'm interesting in building co-ops, in Los Angeles, for the donut economy.
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Jennifer Drouin
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, The Netherlands
I am a purpose-driven and strategic movement maker, presenter and public speaker with a hands-on approach to production. Drawing from my 8+ years of international experience in community building, storytelling, and event & content production, I thrive on connecting people and driving positive change. With a background in communication science, international relations, yoga, mindfulness, permaculture design and regenerative leadership, my mission is to rekindle the connection between people and nature. In 2019 I co-created the Amsterdam Doughnut Coalition, a grassroots movement consisting of more than 1000 people in Amsterdam who are actively applying the principles of the doughnut economy. The impact of this initiative resonated globally, leading me to speak at numerous influential conferences, ranging from Berlin to Tokyo. My insights of the doughnut economy were featured in interviews with TIME Magazine and I had the privilege to deliver a TEDx talk about a regenerative future. Finally, I founded an international community, encompassing 30+ cities worldwide, to facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration in driving the adoption of the doughnut economy. Let's connect and create a regenerative future together! Watch and read about my work in the following media: TEDx talk TIME Magazine SKY NEWS YES Magazine De Standaard La Liberation
