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Open Space makes it possible to include everybody in constructing agendas and addressing issues that are important to them.
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#Invite people to come and address a complex problem
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#Everyone who cares about the challenge at hand and accepts the organizers’ invitation is included
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#Invite participants to co-construct the agenda by posting sessions that they will convene on topics they are passionate about
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#Chairs in circles for 10–1,000 people in a large room or open space
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#Invite participants to join any session (circle) that they care about
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#People are free to move among the circles (Two Feet Rule)
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== Info ==
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*[http://www.liberatingstructures.com/25-open-space-technology/ '''Open Space Technology''' Field Guide Entry]
  
 
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Liberate inherent action and leadership in large groups

Open Space makes it possible to include everybody in constructing agendas and addressing issues that are important to them.

  1. Invite people to come and address a complex problem
  2. Everyone who cares about the challenge at hand and accepts the organizers’ invitation is included
  3. Invite participants to co-construct the agenda by posting sessions that they will convene on topics they are passionate about
  4. Chairs in circles for 10–1,000 people in a large room or open space
  5. Invite participants to join any session (circle) that they care about
  6. People are free to move among the circles (Two Feet Rule)

Info