Joan Arnott

13 09, 2017

How is Your City Your Habitat?

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-09-13T21:34:05+00:00September 13th, 2017|Categories: A. Contexting Intelligences, Action, Book 2, Building - Structures, Designing Impact, Inquiry, Integral Maps, Placecaring, Placemaking, Storytelling - Cultures|Tags: children, Integral Without Borders, Joan Arnott, neighbors, Surrey BC|0 Comments

Guest Blogger: Joan Arnott Beth Sander’s quote on her website initially got me thinking about place quite awhile ago. Here is the quote – ‘Do you think of your city as your habitat?’ Then last September, I participated in a webinar where Marilyn was introducing Integral City to Integral Without Borders. I wrote [...]

17 02, 2015

From Totem Guides and Lock Masters to World Legacy Light – Integral Leadership Review Encore

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-04-07T02:57:23+00:00February 17th, 2015|Categories: A. Contexting Intelligences, B. Individual Intelligences, C. Collective Intelligences, D. Strategic Intelligences, E. Evolutionary Intelligences, H. Research, Integral Maps, Storytelling - Cultures|Tags: bear, Canada, Canada issue, don beck, emergence, evolutionary light, February issue, human development, human evolution, ILR, Integral Leadership Review, Integral Leadership Review - Canada, Joan Arnott, lock master, lock system, Ottawa, raven, Rideau Canal, salmon, spiral dynamics integral, totem guides, Waterlution, wolf, world legacy light|1 Comment

As Guest Editor of the Integral Leadership Review – Canada (ILR – C) issues, in the February instalment, I imagined, the Rideau Canal lock system symbolizing the environment where the authors in ILR-C interact with the leaders and leadership insights that they have contributed to this special Canada issue. (1)... ©2014 Aboriginal Nations Education, [...]