Originally posted on Opensource.com Want to overcome your team’s feelings of inadequacy? Start by making different language choices. Recently I facilitated a creative work week… Read More »What to do when your open team has impostor syndrome
cross-posted on the Creative Commons blog At the end of April, I’ll be joining hundreds of open culture advocates at the Creative Commons Summit in… Read More »The Future of the Commons is an Open Planet
(cross- posted in the Planet 4 publication on Medium) With bated breath, the Planet 4 team has been sharing the creative concept for Greenpeace global… Read More »Change is Everywhere: The Planet 4 Creative Concept
In the biweekly call I’ve been running since I came to Greenpeace, we have some deep philosophical discussions. We start with something meta, and then… Read More »Thinking about robots
The week of February 6th, the core team working on the Planet 4 Project got together in Amsterdam. The goal of the meetup was to… Read More »Developing the Creative Concept
What drives people to act? What’s the difference in motivations between a single act and repeated participation in a particular project or community? To figure… Read More »Actions Speak Louder than Words
With a project like Planet 4, a plan needs to be flexible. Considering our broader scope and innovative ambitions, we constantly have to explore and… Read More »Release Early, Release Often
Over the last few weeks, many of us Internet people – progressives, left leaners – have been thinking deeply about how we’ve managed to screw… Read More »We write for ourselves.
“Creativity takes courage” ― Henri Matisse Remember back in the summer when the Planet 4 team published “We have a plan”? Well, we did and… Read More »Concept Phase: Calling all Creatives
Walking into the Red Hat Tower in Raleigh, North Carolina, I was feeling particularly upbeat. For over a year, I’ve been writing about open organizations… Read More »Greenpeace, the Open Organization and All Things Open 2016