The following
links are for websites featuring Open Space Technology:
* www.openspaceworld.org
This website was funded by the Open Space Institute of the USA
and is maintained by Michael Herman of Chicago, USA. It is an
evolving site for resources regarding Open Space Technology using
and demonstrating wiki software.
* www.OpenSpace-Online.com
This software technology supports Open Space Technology meetings
on-line, which is excellent for use between face to face meetings
and for situations where participants are in different geographic
locations and cannot meet face to face. We highly recommend its
use in intentional Conscious Open Space Organizations. Developed
by Gabriella Ender and her team, whi are based in Germany, they
share a common vision with those of us working with the Genuine
Contact™ program, regarding optimal organizational health
and balance for outstanding performance.
* openspaceworld.com
Harrison Owen is the creator of Open Space Technology and author
of several books listed in our resources section. Harrison Owen
is in the USA.
* www.chriscorrigan.com
Chris Corrigan has worked extensively using both Open Space Technology
and Whole Person Process Facilitation with the native community
in Canada. He has an excellent stories section on his site.
* www.all-in-one-spirit.de
This is the website of Matthias zur Bonsen and his team in Germany.
Matthias and his team offer leading edge resources in large systems
change work including use of the Genuine Contact™program.
* www.globalchicago.net/mha
This is the personal business site for Michael Herman, who is
also the webmaster for openspaceworld.org
Michael is in the USA.
* www.michaelMpannwitz.de
Michael is a facilitator of Open Space Technology meetings who
works primarily in Germany. Michael frequently combines Open Space
Technology with Future Search
Open Space Institutes Around the World
These Open
Space Institutes have been created in various geographic locations
by facilitators of Open Space Technology who were interested in
promoting the technology and creating learning communities about
Open Space Technology as it evolves and grows, as well as to support
trained facilitators of Open Space Technology through mentoring
and coaching. The institutes are networks of people; the coaching
and mentoring services are not charged for, but offered as a volunteer
service of support.
* World
Wide Open Space Institute
www.openspaceworld.org
* Open
Space Institute of Australia
Contact Fr. Brian S. Bainbridge
* Open
Space Institute of Canada
www.openspacecanada.org
Contact Diane Gibeault
* Open
Space Institute of Austria
Contact Florian Stieger
* Open
Space Institute USA
Contact Peggy Holman
