SHAPC

Here you can find:

the on-going work in the GOOGLEDOC
recordings of the Zoom conversations
list of Fellows participating in the SHAPC Advanced Reflection Group
framing of the questions in the SHAPC Advanced Reflection Group

GOOGLEDOC on-going documentation of SHAPC Advanced Reflection Group

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SHAPC

RECORDINGS OF ZOOM CONVERSATIONS

1st Conversation @ October 25th || Video & Audio

2017-10-25 CHOICE SHAPC 1st Zoom_Video.mp4

2017-10-25 CHOICE SHAPC 1st Zoom_Audio_only.m4a

2nd Conversation @ October 26th || Video & Audio

2017-10-26 CHOICE SHAPC 2nd Zoom_Video.mp4

2017-10-26 CHOICE SHAPC 2nd Zoom_Audio_only.m4a

Employee Leadership Handbook Front Half (Rev 3.3.2016).pdf

Jim Throneburg discussed the THORLO Handbook, which documents how the THORLO community looks at the relationship of the deeper shared purpose and integrated collaborative conversations. Here is a PDF of the handbook.

SHAPC 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
- Susanne Cook-Greuter, Center for Leadership Maturity
- Ana Claudia Goncalves, CHOICE Co-hosting Fellow/Vibrancy/ISC
- Alex Rossides, Social Impact Exchange
- Jim Throneburg, THORLO/Academy for Self-Discovery Leadership
Participating Fellows
- Orland Bishop, CHOICE Senior Fellow/ShadeTree Multicultural Foundation
- Luz Maria Puente, CHOICE Co-hosting Fellow/ISC
- Jim Ritchie-Dunham, CHOICE Co-hosting Fellow

SHAPC (standards of health and points of choice)

Advanced Reflection Group

Brief

SHAPC explores, describes, and develops a framework for understanding how to reframe the purpose of much of our work towards self-determined standards of health and the points of choice in that health. Centuries of work in the area of physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of the human being and the health of the environment highlight the deep complexity of individual, public and environmental health, leading to the requirement for deep study and licensed experience.

With Ecosynomics 1.0 we have seen in our many co-investments that today’s health and environmental systems are based on coherent agreements fields of scarcity, segregation, and lack of choice.

The initial work of SHAPC seeks

To develop an initial framework that describes a kernel of wellbeing.
- Lumens surplus dynamics
- Standards of health
  - Absolute and relative standards and indices
  - As measures of impact resilience, outcomes and experiences
  - Existing definitions of health, physical and mental — from medical journals and association website
To experiment with a 4-fold scaling strategy, around the kernel of wellbeing.
To explore the questions arising in SHAPC communities, to see what they are struggling with
To develop a common domain of language, across our own projects for health, standards of health, choice

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