Blog - Page 5 of 5

Opting into collaboration with Good Good Work

Relationships are built on mutually understood agreements. More often than not, these agreements are based on mutually implicit understandings of common terms. Employee, best friend, peer, co-worker, manager, president, CFO, etc. all have implicit meanings which we assume are commonly understood. In my experience, we can often trace problems in relationships back to misalignment in …

The post Opting into collaboration with Good Good Work appeared first on Good Good Work.

November 16, 2017 No Comments

Introducing Jason Wiener’s new website

When Katie and I set off to create Good Good Work, before we even had a name, we were looking for legal advice. We wanted to start a social enterprise that was prefigurative, legally sound, and reflected our radical values. Katie and Jason had been moving in similar circles in Colorado for a while (most …

The post Introducing Jason Wiener’s new website appeared first on Good Good Work.

November 15, 2017 No Comments

Essay

Fractals: Considerations for More Effective Change-Making

Last month was the 6 year anniversary of #OCCUPYWALLST, a political movement in the US that needs no introduction. September 17th, 2011 was a pivotal point in my life. It was the day I started down a road divergent from the status quo, the day I left the confused world of early 20’s “adulting” and…

November 7, 2017 No Comments

A Website for the March For Racial Justice

In early August, organizers from the March for Racial Justice connected with us, needing a website for their march in Washington DC on September 30th, 2017. We were able to get started on August 15th, after writing up a statement of work that outlined a design and development process. It quickly became clear that things …

The post A Website for the March For Racial Justice appeared first on Good Good Work.

October 15, 2017 No Comments

Presenting Change Up at the Twin Oaks Communities Conference

Over Labor Day weekend, a small group of Agile Learning Facilitators attended the Twin Oaks Communities Conference in central Virginia to host a workshop titled Culture Hacking 101, covering the Agile Learning Center Change Up meetings and the Community Mastery Board. We wanted to share this ALC culture creation practice with people who work hard …

The post Presenting Change Up at the Twin Oaks Communities Conference appeared first on Drew the ALF’s blog.

September 19, 2016 No Comments

Managing Versions and Displaying Images from Google Drive

I use Google Drive to save and share documents. With Google Drive one can upload big files and share them with people. Often times I’ll host files on Google Drive and create links to those files on web pages. If I need to update one of those files I don’t need to worry about running …

The post Managing Versions and Displaying Images from Google Drive appeared first on Drew the ALF’s blog.

August 16, 2016 No Comments

ALC One Pagers

I’ve been working on some single page info sheets that explain ALC and some of our tools. Over the past several months these pages have grown into a nice little package. I’ve just given them a design pass to spruce them up a bit based on the work I’ve been doing developing the ALC Style …

The post ALC One Pagers appeared first on Drew the ALF’s blog.

August 13, 2016 No Comments

ALC Network Holding Proposal 2016

Nearly 2 years ago I attended the first ALF Summer at ALC Mosaic in Charlotte, NC. This event marks, in my opinion, the creation of the ALC Network. It was a point when the people and resources came together to support new and emerging ALCs. Now, as we enter our third year, I feel that …

The post ALC Network Holding Proposal 2016 appeared first on Drew the ALF’s blog.

July 9, 2016 No Comments