Sociocracy is used by dozens of communities (82 are listed on ic.org with “sociocracy” as their governance system) – for good reasons:
The sweet spot between an egalitarian decision-making system that allows groups to be productive and clear in their decision-making systems is where sociocracy is strong.
In this webinar, we will show how sociocracy works in communities that are already established. Many built communities run by consensus – and many of those communities have members who are unhappy with the system and would like to switch to sociocracy. Maybe because General Meetings generate too much conflict and burn-out, or because people get tired of making proposals that then get taken apart.
What’s in the way?
Disclaimer: attending this webinar is by far not a guarantee for success. We don’t have the magic fix. We really really wished we did! All we have is a significant amount of experience with these dynamics – and we’ll tell you all we know!
(Not part of a built community? See our webinar for forming communities.)
This introduction will be taught by Jerry Koch-Gonzalez and Ted Rau, both staff in Sociocracy For All, and authors of the sociocracy handbook Many Voices One Song. They both live in a cohousing community that switched from consensus to sociocracy.
This event will include a short welcome/check-in, followed by a 45min presentation and time for questions from participants.
Check your spam folder. See an email there? It will have the subject line “Your tickets from SoFA”. If not, email events@sociocracyforall.org
The event will be on Oct 15, 8pm Eastern Time (confusingly, this equates to Oct 16 0:00 UTC).
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