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Family Support Institute, David Wetherow and Inclusive Learning and Research – the Star Raft and ten families

Star Raft Talks #1

 

 

 

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  1. February20-The Abundant Community

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  1. March6-Mobilizing Gifts and Anchoring in the ‘Sweet Places’ (Sketchnotes)

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Another couple of drawings from the TASH conference in Long Beach are here.

If you’re interested in the Stone Game, there’s a fun little video I made here.

 

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March 7, 2013 Aaronaaron johannes, community, david wetherow, family support institute, graphic facilitation, shelley nessman, Star Raft, Stone Game

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