ASHES

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• the on-going work in the GOOGLEDOC
• related posts
• recordings of the Zoom conversations
• list of Fellows participating in the ASHES Advanced Reflection Group
• framing of the questions in the ASHES Advanced Reflection Group

GOOGLEDOC on-going documentation of ASHES Advanced Reflection Group

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ASHES FELLOWS

All CHOICE Fellows are invited to participate in all of the Foundational Labs and Advanced Reflection Groups (ARGs). Each Fellow is also specifically connected to 1-2 Labs or ARGs.

• Advanced Reflection Group Fellows
  • James Drinkwater, World Green Building Council
  • Jane Henley, Green Building at IFC/World Bank Group
  • Charlie Homer, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
  • Adrian Joyce, European Alliance of Companies for Energy Efficiency in Buildings
  • Ruth Rominger, Garfield Foundation
  • Jack Spengler, Center for Health and the Global Environment, Harvard
• Participating Fellows
  • Ana Claudia Goncalves, CHOICE Co-hosting Fellow/Vibrancy/ISC
  • Luz Maria Puente, CHOICE Co-hosting Fellow/ISC
  • Jim Ritchie-Dunham, CHOICE Co-hosting Fellow
  • Alex Rossides, Social Impact Exchange
  • Jim Throneburg, THORLO/Academy for Self-Discovery Leadership

ASHES (agreement structures for health and environmental systems) Advanced Reflection Group

Brief

ASHES explores, describes, and develops a framework for understanding the effectiveness, efficiency, and resilience of existing and emerging agreements fields for healthy bodies, minds, and planet.

Ecosynomics 1.0 reframes agreements fields from (a) working harder, a focus on 1^st-order work to build more economic resources, and (b) working smarter, a focus on 2^nd-order work to include political and cultural inequities C and inclusionary process to inviting and engaging the potential available in the system in more collaborative, co-generative co-investment contributions to manifesting a deeper shared purpose.

The initial work of ASHES seeks:

• To characterize the overall framing of the health-wellbeing of the ecology of human being and environment, connecting the levels of analysis (human physiology, human consciousness, biosphere)
• To clarify whether the existing efforts to shift health and environmental systems require collaborative, systemic efforts, with a reframe of the whole understanding
• To describe the existing systems of agreements in health and the environment, as a set of interrelated stocks and netflows of inflows and outflows, integrating prevention and treatment
• The existing system of what is actually happening, even when called collaborative
• The emerging systems of agreements around the world, being innovated by positive deviants, finding what is surprising us, from the periphery
• To reframe the power continuum, through AEMaps, highlighting the resource power, network power, tangibilization power inherent in these systems
• To develop an integrative model that transcends and includes environment and health, developing a model of “health” (human and environment) outcomes, experience, process, with greater impact resilience