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Moving in and out of our boxes as we stay in conflict and relationship
In our work at Reos Partners, we’ve come to recognise that one of the triggers for persistent leve...
News | Environment |
Multi-stakeholder Work Matures in a Global Oceans Lab
We speak of “oceans,” yet in reality there is just one ocean, without boundaries. So ocean susta...
Constructing a foundation for the education debate in Brazil
Reos Partners wants to be involved in helping people with their toughest and most important issues. ...
What’s home?
I was recently asked to facilitate a programme for an organisation that wanted to learn more about d...
Reading Power and Love in Asia
I wrote “Power and Love” over several years by reflecting on my own experiences, success...
Citizens of Bogotá Use Transformative Scenarios to Shape New Futures
In his welcome to a team of 150 citizens working on creating a better future for the city of Bogotá...
In South Africa, Transforming the Future of Food
How can people across the food system work together to transform it? While Reos Partners’ portfol...
Events |
Short course on Transformative Scenario Planning in Kuru, Nigeria | 17-18 August 2015
Reos Partners in partnership with the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS, Kur...
Talking About Race
Some weeks ago, I had a minor car accident. I was driving along a rural road in Limpopo, and a truck...
When to say yes and when to say no
If you’re anything like me, you are frequently having conversations with your network about what y...
The Invisible Middles
Today is South Africa’s 21st Freedom Day, an appropriate day to reflect on the country’s ste...
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