Network Weaving Institute
The challenges communities face today are too big for any one organization to solve alone.
The good news: networks that weave relationships, share learning, and self-organize are already changing things — in neighborhoods, across regions, around the world.
The Network Weaving Institute exists to help more networks do this better. Here you'll find tools, frameworks, and case examples drawn from decades of field experience — and an invitation to learn alongside others on the same journey.
Resources
All resources on this site are offered under a Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 license — free to use, adapt, and share, as long as you credit the Network Weaving Institute and keep the same open license. Most are pay-what-you-want. When you contribute, every dollar goes directly toward developing new resources here
Projects
The Transformation Guide
— a mycorrhizal knowledge net of research and new concepts, stories and experiences, tools and possibilities for practitioners
The Co-Learning Ecology
— a set of modular elements for flexibly and fluidly combining to create a supportive learning-to-action environment that enables networks and projects to be transformative
Question Garden
What's the network question you've never quite found a good answer to?
The Question Garden is a platform for live Q&A sessions. Bring questions about networks, network weaving, and transformation, June and special guests will provide answers from their experience and open the floor to let others contribute their experience.
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October 23rd, 11 AM Eastern US
(for US, Europe, Africa, MidEast)
November 6th, 7:30 AM Eastern US
(for India, Asia, Australia/New Zealand)
December 4th 11 AM Eastern US
(for US, Europe, Africa, MidEast)
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