Knowing that "how we do" is as important as "what we do," Heartland convenes conversations, programs, trainings, and communities of engagement, to practice the skills of the evolutionary leader, dedicated to creating a world that works for all.
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Events
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- Thought Leader Gathering with ...
University of Minnesota, St. Paul S...
Friday, December 4 at 7:30am - VisionHolder Call with Kavita ...
Phone TeleConference/Interview
Monday, December 14 at 7:00pm - VisionHolder Call with Andrea ...
REGISTER on our website ( http://he...
Tuesday, February 16 at 7:00pm
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- What is Heartland? 8:10pm Jan 29
Alice Gardner
Hello Heartlanders. Just noticed you in my group invitations. Looks like a GREAT project just getting started. Hoping to watch it grow and grow. I'm someone that seems to be about the "waking up and seeing it all with new eyes" side of this movement. I write about it on facebook, have my own website at http://www.widea...wakeliving.com with a free monthly newsletter, have one published book out (Life Beyond Belief, Everyday Living as Spiritual Practice) and one on the way. Glad to find Heartland.
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Heartland Circle
"Building a Just, Peaceful and Sustainable World"
with Kavita N. Ramdas, President and Chief Executive Officer, Global Fund for Women
The Global Fund for Women is a nonprofit grantmaking foundation that advances women's human rights worldwide. GFW is a network of women and men who believe that ensuring women's full equal...ity and participation in society is one of the most effective ways to build a just, peaceful and sustainable world. Kavita has served as president and CEO of the Global Fund for Women since 1996. Kavita provides leadership and direction for the largest grantmaking foundation in the world focused exclusively on supporting international women’s human rights.
During Kavita’s tenure, Global Fund assets have increased from $6 million to $21 million. Grantmaking has risen to more than $8 million per year, and the number of countries in which the Global Fund has made grants has nearly tripled. GFW makes grants to women-led organizations that promote the economic security, health, safety, education and leadership of women and girls. Key issues: Economic Security; Violence Against Women; Education; Health; Leadership.Read More
with Kavita N. Ramdas, President and Chief Executive Officer, Global Fund for Women
The Global Fund for Women is a nonprofit grantmaking foundation that advances women's human rights worldwide. GFW is a network of women and men who believe that ensuring women's full equal...ity and participation in society is one of the most effective ways to build a just, peaceful and sustainable world. Kavita has served as president and CEO of the Global Fund for Women since 1996. Kavita provides leadership and direction for the largest grantmaking foundation in the world focused exclusively on supporting international women’s human rights.
During Kavita’s tenure, Global Fund assets have increased from $6 million to $21 million. Grantmaking has risen to more than $8 million per year, and the number of countries in which the Global Fund has made grants has nearly tripled. GFW makes grants to women-led organizations that promote the economic security, health, safety, education and leadership of women and girls. Key issues: Economic Security; Violence Against Women; Education; Health; Leadership.Read More
Time:7:00PM Monday, December 14th
Location:Phone TeleConference/Interview
Mary Chapa I am amazed at the wisdom and possibility of Heartland Circle, it speaks to me - thank you for this wonderful site.
David Heartland Cicle is one of the most nourishing and vibrant networks I belong to. Thaks for all the support you provide it Patricia and team!!!
Baillee Kleckner Serbin
You all have been doing transformation work.
Peace and Love and Keep Up the Good Work.
Baillee
Sherry Winter Great to see your presence on Facebook - one more opportunity for us to connect with like minds :-)
Kath O'Keefe Heartland--a source of light and hope for so many; an evocative, provocative learning community--so proud and grateful to be a member.
Suzanne Orcutt Thank you for the opportunity to be with the Hearland Circle family here as well as in person. Blessings.
Rick Hall Glad to link Heartland Circle with the Earth Partnership for Schools national community and Philadelphia Farm and local food community.
Sayre Darling It's an honor to be asked. Love the good head/heart energy the Heartland generates.
Kristen J Witte great topics and heartfelt, talented people! kristen
Heartland Circle It's time to connect and find new ways to gather. The Heartland Network connects, convenes and supports a Community of Evolutionary Leaders engaged in creating well-being for all in our communities, organizations and the world.
Source: Heartlandcircle.com
Heartland Network Community site: (private, invitation only social networking. You must sign up for an account on this additional site. You'll be approved as a HN Member, and may then invite your colleagues or friends to participate as well.)
Heartland Circle
really excited to be with Margot Fraser at the 11/13 Thought Leader Gathering in SF: http://heartlandcircle.com/tlgevent-1113
Source: heartlandcircle.com
The origins of Birkenstocks can be traced to 18th-century Germany. In 1966, Margot Fraser tried on a pair of the sandals while visiting a Bavarian spa; their contoured foot bed relieved the pain in her toes. ...
Heartland Circle
February 16, 2010 (rescheduled from 10/13/09):
"The Death of 'Why?': The Decline of Questioning and the Future of Democracy"
with Andrea Batista Schlesinger, Executive Director, Drum Major Institute for Public Policy (DMI)
Founded during the civil rights movement, DMI is a non-partisan think tank providing ideas that fu...el the progressive movement. Andrea weighs in regularly on pressing policy debates in places from The Nation to CNN’s Lou Dobbs, and has been profiled by the New York Times and the New Yorker for her activism. She currently serves as a policy advisor on the re-election campaign of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Obsessed with answers, Americans have lost sight of the power and value of questions. In this time of economic crisis, how we understand our biggest concerns and problems will benefit greatly from a return to inquiry. “We spend hours every day, among people with whom we agree,” Andrea writes. “We have to send the message that this journey of asking questions, of exploration, is as important as where we end up.”
In The Death of “Why?” Andrea offers a passionate defense of the role of questioning. She argues that deliberation fueled by skepticism and curiosity should guide our democracy and educational system today. Our resilience depends on our ability to struggle with what we don’t know—to live and think outside comfortable bubbles of sameness and ideological homogeneity.Read More
"The Death of 'Why?': The Decline of Questioning and the Future of Democracy"
with Andrea Batista Schlesinger, Executive Director, Drum Major Institute for Public Policy (DMI)
Founded during the civil rights movement, DMI is a non-partisan think tank providing ideas that fu...el the progressive movement. Andrea weighs in regularly on pressing policy debates in places from The Nation to CNN’s Lou Dobbs, and has been profiled by the New York Times and the New Yorker for her activism. She currently serves as a policy advisor on the re-election campaign of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Obsessed with answers, Americans have lost sight of the power and value of questions. In this time of economic crisis, how we understand our biggest concerns and problems will benefit greatly from a return to inquiry. “We spend hours every day, among people with whom we agree,” Andrea writes. “We have to send the message that this journey of asking questions, of exploration, is as important as where we end up.”
In The Death of “Why?” Andrea offers a passionate defense of the role of questioning. She argues that deliberation fueled by skepticism and curiosity should guide our democracy and educational system today. Our resilience depends on our ability to struggle with what we don’t know—to live and think outside comfortable bubbles of sameness and ideological homogeneity.Read More
The Death of "Why?": The Decline of Questioning and the Future of Democracy
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, February 16th
Location:REGISTER on our website ( http://heartlandcircle.com/vh-upcoming.htm ) to get free dial-in details
