Are you a Social Artist?
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Participants say:
"I was in need of a rejoicing and a revisioning of my work in the world. The presenters and participants offered a feast to inspire me. I was called to break away from old stories that no longer fit the times or me. I am called into a larger self – to being an evocateur of spiritual leadership in business."
AUDIO ARCHIVES:
Social Artistry: Making the World Better
June 17, 2008
(53:47)
The Role of Social Artistry in Today's World
June 15, 2008
(55:10)
Introduction to Social Artistry, 2008
June 11, 2008
(55:40)
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W H A T I T I S
Social Artistry is the art of enhancing human capacities in the light of social complexity. It seeks to bring new ways of thinking, being and doing to social challenges in the world.
Drawing upon its successes in training leaders in many countries and organizations throughout the world, social artistry brings state of the art discoveries in human capacity building to social transformation. Thus, it seeks to build a planetary society based on the principles of democracy, sustainable development, human-based needs and values, universal human rights, environmental protection, social justice, equality and the sovereignty and dignity of all peoples worldwide.
Social Artists are leaders in many fields who bring the same order of passion and skill that an artist brings to his or her art form, to the canvas of our social reality. It is within the depth work of Social Artistry that we can access the inner capacities to align ourselves with the earth's higher purpose. Ultimately, it is about all of us together co-creating the human and social changes needed to make a better world. The core of this program is the 10 day summer leadership institute.
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PROGRAMS
The Ninth annual Social Artistry Summer Leadership Institute meets in Ashland, OR.
SOCIAL ARTISTRY/SOCIAL ALCHEMY:
Spiraling to the Next Level
August 1-8, 2010
Southern Oregon University Campus, Ashland, OR
Early Bird Registration before July 1, $2,845
Tuition after July 1: $2,995
Add $400 for a single room
8 days, includes shared lodging, meals, teaching, and activities
Deposit $1,300
For program information and registration:
www.jeanhoustonfoundation.org
541-482-4240
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