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When disaster strikes, communities come together. Government, businesses, nonprofits, community groups and citizens set aside suspicions and grievances and just do what needs to be
Bob Stilger
May 7, 2019
Food for Thought Category: Japan
Cynefin Framework from AfterNow
This chapter excerpt from AfterNow: When We Cannot See the Future, Where Do We Begin? gives a solid and colorful introduction to how we must work
Bob Stilger
August 29, 2018
Methods for Dialogue and Conversation
How do we design and host conversations that matter? This PDF shares the approaches Bob Stilger used in Japan for five years after the the Triple Disasters of March 11, 2011.
Bob Stilger
August 13, 2018
FutureSessions
At NewStories we have decades of experience in helping communities and organizations and businesses have conversations that matter — conversations which explore possibilities, strategize new action, deepen learning and …
Bob Stilger
August 13, 2018
AfterNow: Introduction
In the summer of 2017 NewStories will publish Bob Stilger’s Book AfterNow: When We Cannot See the Future, Where Do We Begin. The book is his story of how he entered in to the intense field of collapse. It is the stories of how people found their way forward to create a new normal — a new NOW.
Bob Stilger
May 6, 2017
Disaster as A Springboard
Bob Stilger describes his learning and experience from the first three years of work after the triple disasters in Japan on March 11, 2011.
Bob Stilger
October 7, 2015
未来が見えなくなったとき、僕たちは何を語ればいいのだろう
Bob Stilger spent four years working in Japan’s triple disaster area and shares stories, insights and questions about how we create a future when the world we know falls apart.
Bob Stilger
May 20, 2015
エンスピリテッド・リーダーシップ：不確かな時代の道しるべ
世界のあちこちで、人々は新しい形でリーダーシップを取ろうとし始めている。その人たちは多くの場合、組織や地域社会で権力をもつ立場にいるわけではない。ただ、なされるべきことが見え、進んで声を上げ、そして実際に行動する人々なのだ。しばしば、前に進み始める時には心臓が恐ろしさでどきどきしているのだが、今こそ未来への新しい可能性をもたらすべき時だと彼らは信じているのだ。
Bob Stilger
December 30, 2014
Disaster as a Springboard for Thriving Resilient Communities
This article chronicles the initial response to Japan’s triple disasters of March 11, 2011. It looks at how people begin to create the new after everything falls apart.
Bob Stilger
December 18, 2014
