References
Here's a list of references related to the topic of this call.
Leveraging existing initiatives
The following initiatives have been judged perfectly in line with this call and have been tapped for ideas, energy and resources in drafting it. Authors of this call are member of some of these actions. Yet, it should not be assumed these initiatives necessarily endorse this call.
Commons
When it comes to building a global scale P2P movement where peers are supported in direct interactions, knowledge exchange is paramount. The first movement toward which we think a connection is necessary is obviously that of The Commons.
P2P Foundation
With its history or studies and research in the P2P paradigm, the P2P Foundation cannot be excluded from such an initiative of course. We even anticipate a wide participation of its members in building the scaffoldings for the next roadmap to the P2P future.
UN Global Goals mosaic
Nothing much to say, check here: http://www.globalgoals.org/
Labso (Laboratory of Social Technologies)
The Labso has been created by Alexis Nicolas and Nicolas Stampf. It’s a strength-based facilitation technique to leverage the social networks of people to identify, amplify and refract their strengths onto the world. By adhering to the Open-Source movement, it strives to make facilitation techniques available to everyone. It embeds most of the ideas presented here: Complexity thinking, Strength-based Change and P2P networking and the Commons.
Other initiatives Please add them there
Links
LinkedIn Systems Thinking Network discussion: https://www.linkedin.com/grp/post/2639211-6070951438559825924?trk=groups-post-b-title
COP21, http://www.cop21paris.org/
- P2P Foundation, http://www.p2pfoundation.net/
- Wilson, I., Henning, P, System Scientists call to action -- Governing in the Anthropocene, Academia.edu, retrieved 2015/11/09, https://www.academia.edu/17649196/System_Scientists_call_to_action_--_Governing_in_the_Anthropocene