Mission: To facilitate "all" the people to come together as "We the People" and solve the most urgent, impossible-seeming issues in a creative, collaborative way, such that our System transforms itself into a "Wise Democracy".
We offer a set of social innovations
- “Choice-creating” ... This is the missing quality of thinking by which we can work together and solve society's most pressing issues. It's necessary for facilitating "We the People" to come into being.
- “Dynamic Facilitation" ... This is how we can reliably evoke choice-creating in a group of people
- The “Wisdom Council Process" ... This is how we can use Dynamic Facilitation to evoke choice-creating and "We the People" in a large system of people, like a nation.
- "Society's Breakthrough" ... Here's how we can transform global society or national society ... governance, economics and culture ... so the system works for all.
And a "solution strategy" for Monster Problems at each level of society ...
(Good news! The social innovations mentioned above are already being implemented. They aren't just ideas. They work! For instance, they have been adopted by many communities, cities and states of Austria. These tools can be applied to all levels of society:
1) For solving global problems.. Here’s a way to spark a transformation of global governance and economics so "we" can take competent collective action on such issues as climate change.
2) For solving national problems in the U.S. (and other countries) ... Here’s a trans-partisan approach to saving our threatened democracy and leaping ahead to "Wise Democracy."
3) For addressing local issues (i.e. cities, states and communities) ... Here's how government leaders (or a well-intentioned community group) can spark "the people" to get involved and come together in a new kind of community conversation, where all face and solve issues together.
See the blog article published through Stanford University, "A 'Holution' to the Human Predicament".)
1) For solving global problems.. Here’s a way to spark a transformation of global governance and economics so "we" can take competent collective action on such issues as climate change.
2) For solving national problems in the U.S. (and other countries) ... Here’s a trans-partisan approach to saving our threatened democracy and leaping ahead to "Wise Democracy."
3) For addressing local issues (i.e. cities, states and communities) ... Here's how government leaders (or a well-intentioned community group) can spark "the people" to get involved and come together in a new kind of community conversation, where all face and solve issues together.
See the blog article published through Stanford University, "A 'Holution' to the Human Predicament".)