Reflections

The MindOpen Learning Strategies Newsletter: I've never liked the term "buy-in" for organizational change. It sounds extractive—like we're manipulating people into something rather than building together. Language reveals what we value. Of course, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. understood this. He spoke truth to power, and was targeted for it. In 1967 at Riverside Church in New York City, he made his first major statement against the Vietnam War, naming "the giant triplets of ra

Dear Reader, MindOpen Learning Strategies, in the very name of the organization, is about creating the conditions to widen perspectives....

Dear Reader, What does the unknown hold for you? This is a question I’ve been reflecting on a lot as we move into the second year of...

In the work of social change and human services, the idea of compassion is often misunderstood as a soft stance.

Welcome our first quarterly newsletter, exploring the theme of connection. Each issue will focus on a core value of our approach...