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Department of Conservation - Cafe Etiquette in New Zealand
Hamish More of the Wellington New Zealand Department for Conservation, sent this gorgeous image of World Café principles created by graphic artist Mary Brake, as a resource for the rest of us in the World Café community.
They used it in a workshop Hamish hosted as the core of a Conservation conference on managing indigenous pests in NZ, and I attach it to make it easier to download and use.
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Permalink Reply by Marxe Urteaga on -
Beautiful, thank you so much!
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Permalink Reply by Peter Wesseling on -
Dear Mary, Amish and Amy,
I would like to ask you a favour. I translated (see below) the text on this magnificent poster in dutch. Can you make a dutch version for me? So that I can use it in the world cafe sessions i'm organizing? You'd make me very happy.
Hope to hear from you. Warm Greetings Peter.
LISTEN TOGETHER for patterns, insights & deeper connections
Luister samen om inzichten & diepere vragen te ontdekkenHave Fun
Maak plezier!Contribute your thinking
Draag bij met wat je denktListen to understand
Luister om te begrijpenFocus on what matters
Focus op wat ertoe doetLink & connect ideas
Schakel & verbind idee"enDoodle, play draw
Speel krabbel en tekenSpeak with your mind and heart
Spreek vanuit je hoofd en je hartWorld Cafe Guidelines
World Cafe AfsprakenSlow down you have time to think en reflect
Rustig aan....neem tijd om na te denken en te reflecterenFacilitate yoyrself & others
Ondersteun jezelf en de ander
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Permalink Reply by Michaela Sieh on -
Hi Peter,
wonderful idea to get this beautiful image to the Dutch-speaking community.
Maybe it is good to first contact Mary Brake (her website is: reflectiongraphics dot com) and to ask her about Creative Commons License.
I might know someone who could help you to create a Dutch version.
Let me know what you need.
warm greetings from Belgium,
Michaela
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