Meeting summary for ChatPeople AfterChat Zoom (05/03/2024)
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| Quick recap | |
| The group honored Osprey's anti-nuclear work, emphasizing indigenous wisdom and personal voice. Discussions centered on balancing technology's impact, reviving traditional activities, and an encyclopedia by women to guide the planet's future. Efforts included categorizing resources, reducing redundancy in 'race' category, and planning 'Humanity Rising' course logistics. | |
| Next steps | |
| • Osprey will share her book "The Story is in our Bones" with the team for further discussion and sharing. | |
| • Team members will add their expertise and categories to the "Humanity Rising" episode list on the Other Networks platform to improve categorization and discoverability of episodes. | |
| Summary | |
| Osprey's Work and Anti-Nuclear Stance | |
| The participants gathered, led by Shannon, to honor Osprey for their work. Richard expressed his admiration for Osprey's book, "Osprey: Twitter," and highlighted its importance in weaving science, personal voice, and indigenous wisdom. The conversation then shifted to nuclear issues, with Osprey sharing their anti-nuclear stance due to the unresolved waste issue, cost ineffectiveness, and potential for militarism. Osprey's response satisfied Kat's query on the matter. Shannon ended the conversation by appreciating Osprey's work and inviting Kurt to share his thoughts. | |
| Osprey's Presentation and Networking Opportunities | |
| Kurt expressed his interest in having Osprey present at the Iman center and highlighted the various speakers they've had in the past. Osprey, in turn, emphasized the importance of networking and encouraged attendees to sign up for their newsletter to stay updated on their activities. Janice shared her pride in Osprey's work and highlighted the impact of her rallies and demonstrations. Stanley briefly mentioned the economic growth of Facebook but ended by stating they were missing something. | |
| Women's Manifesto for Planetary Healing | |
| Stanley expressed the need for a manuscript or encyclopedia written by women to guide the running of the planet, with Osprey being recognized as a key contributor. Osprey affirmed their commitment to the project. Shannon commended Stanley's idea, and Lynn shared a link about a damaging land project and the importance of acknowledging environmental destruction. The group agreed on the necessity of understanding the extent of the work needed for healing and the importance of awareness regarding prevailing issues. | |
| Balancing Technology and Human Desires | |
| Osprey emphasized the importance of finding a balance between the use of technology and its impact on the environment and society. Osprey highlighted that technology should be part of life-enhancing activities and not a destructive mechanism. Osprey suggested that individuals should reconsider their usage of technology and consider alternative ways to express their human desires and energy, such as storytelling or cooking. Shannon agreed with Osprey and pointed out that many traditional activities, like making things together or singing, have been lost due to technology, and need to be revived. | |
| Osprey Praises Thomas Barry's Influence | |
| Shannon invited Osprey to comment on the influence of Thomas Barry on his own work and worldview. Osprey praised Barb as a seminal thinker whose ideas continues to shape the world. He also mentioned his upcoming book, which was co-written with Jeremy Lent, and encouraged the community to share it to promote discussion and awareness. Osprey underscored the importance of everyone's contribution to the collective effort towards a better future. | |
| Team Updates and Daily Reports | |
| Osprey appreciated the team's efforts and agreed to share their daily reports via email. Shannon informed the group about Stan's daily email containing links to various resources. New member, Goodnews, introduced himself and shared his hometown in South Africa. Kurt and Goodnews agreed to communicate offline. Janice shared a powerful story about the impact of the group's work, highlighting instances of women's leadership and activism. | |
| Tipping Point for Native American Women's Representation | |
| Janice discussed the impact of investments made by a financial funding company, which caused a tipping point for Native American women to be granted a seat on the Board of Directors, leading to the company divesting a significant amount of money. Shannon highlighted the importance of standing up against environmental degradation caused by corporations. Kurt emphasized the power of individual action, suggesting that by focusing on the bankers and common people, change could be initiated. The discussion underscored the significance of giving voice to underrepresented groups and the potential for change when individuals decide to take a stand. | |
| Individual Freedom, Inspiration, and Time Journey | |
| Kurt expressed his belief in the power of individual freedom, while Shannon spoke about the importance of inspired people and the role of followers in making a difference. She also highlighted the idea of time as a divinely designed and unique journey. Stanley introduced himself and asked if he should send a daily report with links to the programs. Shannon welcomed newcomers, including GreenBridge, who was identified as Ruth Ann, and mentioned that Norm's wife, Sue, couldn't attend but was recognized for her contributions. Norm shared his appreciation for Osprey's presentation, stating it helped him integrate various concepts and approach them more manageably. | |
| Matriarchal System, Lenape Recognition, and Ubiquiti University | |
| GreenBridge spoke about the importance of recognizing and reviving the matriarchal system of the local Lenape, which had been historically persecuted and is now needed more than ever. GreenBridge showed gratitude for the shared resources and links in the chat, which will serve as a source of support and knowledge throughout the coming weeks. Shannon then discussed the 'Humanity Rising' course in Ubiquiti University, highlighting its extensive content and growth, with over 900 episodes. This course, she speculated, might be led by Jim and uses the archive created by Stanley and Jim. Stanley confirmed his experience with this tool at Vining. | |
| Reducing Redundancy and Improving Categorization Efforts | |
| Stanley discussed efforts to reduce redundancy in certain categories, specifically focusing on the 'race' category and its 4 subcategories and 54 pages. He mentioned the inclusion of 'anti-racism' under 'race', despite its complications, and the importance of the 'Humanity Rising' episodes, which make up approximately a third of the publication. Stanley also shared that he had added a searchable listing of 'Humanity Rising' episodes to the main page, a development requested by others. He requested more people to contribute in categorizing the episodes due to its current lack of categorization. Shannon appreciated Stanley's work, acknowledging the close proximity to 6,000 pages. | |
| Gratitude, Water Ceremony, and Community Engagement | |
| Shannon expressed her gratitude towards a person whose work was for the benefit of future generations. She also shared her experience of collaborating on a worldwide water ceremony a year ago. A discussion about organizing and categorizing information to inspire peace in children ensued, led by Stanley and Kurt. It was decided that they would meet again the next day at 3 PM Eastern time to further discuss this. Additionally, Stanley mentioned that he and Shannon would be available every Saturday at 3 PM Eastern time to discuss community engagement. diana indicated her intention to participate in these Saturday sessions. | |
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