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Reading Power and Love in Asia
I wrote “Power and Love” over several years by reflecting on my own experiences, success...
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...
Fail Again, Fail Better
Growing vegetables has been an experience of failure and frustration. Each spring I start with gre...
Why disillusionment could be a good thing
I’m noticing increased disillusionment in the people I talk to in my work. These are people who ar...
Seeing the South African Food System through the Lens of Power
One of the initiatives emerging from the Southern Africa Food Lab seeks to create new ways for small...
Self-Transformation as the Highest Leverage Point
“I’m interested in the problem of action, not the problem of knowing—unless it’s abo...
Breaking news: Berrett-Koehler to publish new Reos Partners book
We are pleased to announce that the San Francisco based Berrett-Koehler will be publishing a new bo...
Part 2: How to work with high stakes low trust
What do you do when gaps in society seem un-navigable? When the costs of getting things wrong are un...
Prescribe or Facilitate? Exploring collective action in the fight against poverty
The role of multilateral and donor organizations in combating poverty is ever evolving alongside th...