| INTERVIEW |
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Q1(a): As you reflect on a time when people came together in a powerful way for positive change, choose one that stands out for you. Tell me your story about that time and any part you, your family and/or friends might have played in it [if relevant]. |
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Q1(b): Why this is an important story? How has it influenced you? What lessons does it offer going forward? |
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Q2: At this time in history, what challenges do you see in the way we choose to organize ourselves politically, economically and socially? What opportunities do you see in the ways that things might be shifting, awakening and/or emerging in response to these challenges? |
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Q3 Context: Imagine we’re a few years down the line and people like you have been hugely successful in moving us towards lasting and far-reaching changes that benefit all people and the planet as a whole. Wherever you look, there are dramatic improvements in how leaders behave and how communities interact. As you walk through your city, town or village and talk with others across your country and around the world, you see evidence of positive change spreading everywhere.
Q3(a): Describe the differences you, hear, feel, and experience in your everyday life. |
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Q3(b): Describe the differences you see, hear, feel and experience in the way we choose to organize ourselves politically, economically and socially. |
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Q3(c): What did people do early on that helped to generate such positive outcomes? |
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Q3(d): What role did you play in making this happen? |
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Q4(a): What skills, talents and/or resources might you have to offer in service to collaborative work that emerges via the connect 2012 initiative? |
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Q4(b) What is the nature of this potential offer (as a paid service, barter, gift, a combination, etc.)? |
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Are you interested in collaborating on the production of a short video or a blog post based on your stories and vision? |
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| INTERVIEW |
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I would be interested in sharing these success stories.
- Doug Neilson
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Yes, of course. Ultimately, I'm interested in developing Occupy Cafe so that it's self-supporting, so that it doesn't NEED me anymore...
- Ben Roberts
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Maybe--I would like to know more.
- Jim Prues
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Not at this time.
- Cindy Stradling
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Maybe--I would like to know more.
- Cathy Nesbitt
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Sure, yes.
- Gregg Tull
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No.
- David Nichol
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No.
- Donald Simon
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Yes. Getting the word out part. I am willing to explore other possibilities.
- John Teeling
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Feel free to ask me-advisor.
- Jeff Vander Clute
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Maybe, I would need to know more.
- Matt Ready
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Yes. I can do most things web/internet et al.
- Scott Krabler
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talk to me in 4 wks!
- Elaine Hansen
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No
- David
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Don't have time right now
- Lyndsay Werbecky
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Yes
- Bruce Schuman
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Not at this time
- nita
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Yes
- Nina Roark
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Interest in developing face to face cafe processes and linking them via radio and internet.
- Mitch Gold
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No
- Robert Eric Swanepoel
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Yes--wants to find a way to do the game with the Cafe.
- Bodie McCoy
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Yes, but not sure how. Will come to Monday design call.
- Jeremy Capdevielle
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