"Whilst posted in another discussion, these thoughts take from the flip-charts and discussion points. It is unclear whether YP were present at the meeting - obviously I was not!
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Linking With Youth
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Big Society
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Ian Lewis replied to Matt Lent's discussion 'Initial reflections on our first meeting' in the group Linking With Youth
Ian Lewis replied to Matt Lent's discussion 'What's in a name?' in the group Linking With Youth
"Young RSA
RSA Young People
RSA Youth Network
RSA Youth
Adults initiating youth programmes seem a poor offering. YP have the capacity and need to self-generate/test ideas through their own, or at the most, facilitated experiences. Early involvement…"
Ian Lewis commented on Matt Lent's group 'Linking With Youth'
"I'll be with you, but only if a young person agrees to accompany me...what is the age-range, or shall I ask my young person?"
Ian Lewis replied to Norman Jackson's discussion 'The value of a lifewide concept of learning and education' in the group Fellows Education Network
"Thanks Norman - this is indeed the right place from which to start. There are many who will join and from great projects of many years, but I wonder if we could collect the boundaries first.
In the interests of RSA prior work, where does…"
Ian Lewis joined Matt Lent's group
Linking With Youth
This is a group to discuss and make progress on the proposal for a fellowship-led youth linking initiative.Mobilising the FRSA to link, in a structured way, with young people in order to provide information, advice, guidance and support.The broad outline is to build a network of young people, and tap into existing networks, creating an active link, both live and online, between young people and the FRSA.The motivation and focus for bringing these groups together is to: 1). develop a structured…See More
Ian Lewis commented on Maurizio Fantato's blog post 'Why I don't believe in the Big Society...'
"First there were fairies who needed to be believed in, then there were banks and monetary systems which have shown both need to be believed in. So why not also believe in the Big Society? It strikes me that it has something more of true worth…"
Ian Lewis posted a blog post
Life, the Universe and Everything II - Physiological Spirituality
Life is a strange commodity. We all have some of it. We value it variously. It can run out surprisingly quickly. How to use it is an interesting question amongst many interesting questions on life. How many years we have in life will never be more important than how much life we put into our years. Some would talk about experience as fundamental, and some of these say experience is as to intensity not duration. We know we would all astound ourselves if we did all of which we are capable.…See More
Ian Lewis replied to Tessy Britton's discussion 'Beyond the Big Society Report' in the group Big Society
"Possibly the greatest indicator in these Big Society posts is the lack of responses/discussion. My work with ongoing, - and long-term - and long-standing Big Society initiatives shows that with a little more focus a tipping point in…"
Ian Lewis posted an event
Consciousness Evolved - Global Coach Conference at http://www.globalcoachconference.com/day-two.html
October 11, 2011 from 1pm to 2pm
Global Coach Conference - "Consciousness Evolved" - Ian Lewis -In a world moved to true essence of individuals, with no smoke and no mirrors, humanity has reached pure consciousness. Let us explore this place of all, together...http://ning.it/q3L8iSSee More
Ian Lewis posted a status
"I have contacted a number of fellows who wish to support 'Project Collaboration'."
Ian Lewis posted a blog post
Project Collaboration
As collaboration continues to enhance itself through improved skills and understandings, so too collaborative values are changing attitudes - the 'firm-wiring' of power, ownership and independence is weakening in favour of closer working and sharing. 'The whole' of collaboration - what it can mean, could do, is and perhaps must do - is becoming enlightened, both dramatically and quietly. I have contacted a number of fellows who wish to support this area as a project 'Project Collaboration'. …See More
Ian Lewis posted a blog post
Intergenerational generations or transgens? Gen Y Gen X ...
What of our trans-generational futures? My particular love of the Boomer generation is its [our] tendency to conform and not ask. Those who conformed and did not ask did not stand out. Our leaders/persnalities stood out by asking and not-conforming, thus they became what they wanted to become This succeeding has been relatively easy until IT kicked-in. Our later gen's {GenX, GenY, Millennials, etc.) have learnt...not only how to stand out and how to ask, and why they must ask, 'Why?'' in…See More
Ian Lewis replied to Tessy Britton's discussion 'Big Society: Protective Factors, Systems Thinking and People Power' in the group Big Society
"Apologies for repeating something in another thread...those who know me know I'm nothing if not passionate....
A small think-tank looked at what might change through a Big Society evolution a couple of years back. The 24 changes are…"
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- I work globally on leadership and organisational development with a particular focus on visionary leadership motivation and experience - why the new leaders, what they are doing and want to do. This has given me the opportunity to lead events and projects for global organisations such as UN and UNESCO, national projects in US, UK, France, Bulgaria, Romania and a number of non-global multi-national projects.
Key areas are visionary thinking, innovative ideas and their implementation, often linked to new economics. I work with both individuals and organisations, current ones being Lloyds Bank, The Body Shop, BBC, RCGP, Brathay Trust and the English Outdoor Council.
In the UK and six other countries, Campaign for Adventure is a culture-change project which I coordinate.
Being proud of the RSA and especially so of being a fellow. I am looking forward to distilling where the energy is in the Fellowship Council and finding where its effect can be most usefully applied and to what end/s for humanity.
Ian Lewis's Blog
Life, the Universe and Everything II - Physiological Spirituality
Life is a strange commodity. We all have some of it. We value it variously. It can run out surprisingly quickly. How to use it is an interesting question amongst many interesting questions on life. How many years we have in life will never be more important than how much life we put into our years. Some would talk about experience as fundamental, and some of these say experience is as to intensity not duration.
We know we would all astound ourselves if we did all of which we are…
Posted on February 21, 2012 at 18:22
Project Collaboration
As collaboration continues to enhance itself through improved skills and understandings, so too collaborative values are changing attitudes - the 'firm-wiring' of power, ownership and independence is weakening in favour of closer working and sharing. 'The whole' of collaboration - what it can mean, could do, is and perhaps must do - is becoming enlightened, both dramatically and quietly.
I have contacted a number of fellows who wish to support this area as a project 'Project…
Posted on September 18, 2011 at 9:31
Intergenerational generations or transgens? Gen Y Gen X ...
What of our trans-generational futures?
My particular love of the Boomer generation is its [our] tendency to conform and not ask. Those who conformed and did not ask did not stand out. Our leaders/persnalities stood out by asking and not-conforming, thus they became what they wanted to become
This succeeding has been relatively easy until IT kicked-in. Our later gen's {GenX, GenY, Millennials, etc.) have learnt...not only how to stand out and how to ask,…
ContinuePosted on July 19, 2011 at 8:00
Cosmic Vertigo - Into the Allness of Being
My little cosmic exercise...taking yourself into the Allness of Being....
Sun at back ( the science =facing North and East is to your right and we are spinning that way), surf to right.…
ContinuePosted on March 30, 2011 at 8:20
Social Brilliance - Social Brilliance Conference, RSA, John Adam St London, 4th June, 2010
Social Brilliance Conference, RSA, John Adam St London, 4th June, 2010
An inspiring one day conference bringing together social visionaries and innovators across business, education, government and community to share their spectacular and impactful stories of creating social brilliance!
As our paradigms are shifting, we are seeing the world with different eyes. New social ideas and initiatives are emerging that are transforming and empowering individuals and societies around the… Continue
An inspiring one day conference bringing together social visionaries and innovators across business, education, government and community to share their spectacular and impactful stories of creating social brilliance!
As our paradigms are shifting, we are seeing the world with different eyes. New social ideas and initiatives are emerging that are transforming and empowering individuals and societies around the… Continue
Posted on May 25, 2010 at 7:08 — 1 Comment
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- At 10:02 on January 29, 2010,
Paul Buchanan said… - Ian,
Welcome!! Your background and experience will ad considerably to the discussions we are having across the Fellowship and through the Fellowship Council. I very much look forward to your contributions!
Kind regards,
Paul
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