What's Gone Well Today

Octa Collective Society’s Arts Reach

January 26, 2014 · Leave a comment

Successes of a hands on program for art and theatre. They provide support for students from economically challenged families.

What's Gone Well Today

WGWT Theme: Breaking out

January 26, 2014 · Leave a comment

As we get used to asking questions we’ll break out of our communication habits, ruts, boredom, routine, slumps… It takes a relentless spirit to really break out… The WGWT Breaking Out Card For more themes

Vancouver Island Music Fest

Fred Penner: paying attention

January 26, 2014 · Leave a comment

What contributes to a spontaneous ‘moment’ that touched so many at the Woodland’s stage at Vancouver Island Music Fest? To view more FestivalMoments.

Conferences

Overcoming obstacles

January 25, 2014 · Leave a comment

A campaigner for The Land Conservancy shares some key considerations when we run into obstacles..

Conversations

Suggestions on how to video story catch

January 25, 2014 · Leave a comment

Priceless insights from Kirk Schwartz, expert from Media Net, on elements that will make your video recording work.

Conversations

Introducing CSI at Arbutus Global Middle School

January 25, 2014 · Leave a comment

The creator and facilitator of Community School Interviews sets up a CSI Series at Arbutus Global Middle School. Creating an anticipation for the epiphanies that will occur during the time working in this series, helps students realize that something special

Community School Interviews

Anne-Marie Daniel at Arbutus Global Middle School (2013)

January 25, 2014 · Leave a comment

Anne-Marie Daniel is a mother, an artisan , a mediator, a facilitator and a researcher. As a mediator she was responsible for the first five human rights cases in Vermont. In 2000 she moved to the Isle of Skye, Scotland

Traveler in Your Own Town

What’s Gone Well Today in an elevator

January 25, 2014 · Leave a comment

An early moment in the Traveler In Your Own Town training…. engaging with a stranger, in this case, in an elevator. Here’s the full story: ‘I looked through the glass doors of a building and saw a man about to

Community Stories

Abebe Teklu : social activist, professor

January 25, 2014 · Leave a comment

Remarkable stories from an activist from Ethiopia who escaped captivity and eventually made his way to Canada, becoming the first African-Canadian blind person known to have completed a PhD at any of British Columbia’s universities. Here he shares reflections on

Conversations, Green Drinks Victoria

Slowing down creates business opportunities

January 25, 2014 · Leave a comment

Counterintuitive… business benefits from slowing down, being handpowered