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IFIS is a full partner in the cooperation project Cohere+ project, which is supported by the EU Erasmus+ funding. It started with a bold vector goal: "Field intelligence and Technology to uplevel the collective capacity of social change agents. Learning together how to transform a Metacrisis into a Metamorphosis" .
In the following posts we showcase some of the work of our project partners: EMERGE, Life Itself, The Hague Center and Ekskäret.
EMERGE, is dedicated to sowing the seeds of a new civilization, and has created a wide range of interviews and essays, real deep-dives and insights into "What is emerging" in the field of system transformation.
Here is an overview of all interviews, essays and opinion pieces that have been published for the Cohere+ project - click here.
The following selection of profiles and essays are directly addressing in-depth the topics of coherence, embodiment and wisdom infrastructure, which are part of the DNA of IFIS.
Interview with Anne Caspari: ‘Sensing Coherence from the Fringes" by Leigh Biddlecome
https://www.whatisemerging.com/opinions/sensing-coherence-from-the-fringesInterview with Engin Ayaz: ‘Finding Coherence in “Steady State Resonance” by Leigh Biddlecome
https://www.whatisemerging.com/opinions/finding-coherence-in-steady-state-resonanceChasing Coherence’ by Anne Caspari
https://www.whatisemerging.com/opinions/chasing-coherence‘The Trouble with Participative Group Processes’ by Anne Caspari
https://www.whatisemerging.com/opinions/the-trouble-with-participative-group-processes-6f2d0ea3-da20-4023-b759-6f7e14e68d05‘Transformative Processes at Scale: A landscape approach to change’ by Anne Caspari
https://www.whatisemerging.com/opinions/transformative-processes-at-scaleInterview with Emily Poel: Embodiment as a ‘door to presence’ and possibilities by Leigh Biddlecome
https://www.whatisemerging.com/opinions/embodiment-as-a-door-to-presence-and-possibilities
Towards a Systemic Investing Approach for Wisdom Infrastructure’ by Nico Michaelsen
https://www.whatisemerging.com/opinions/towards-a-systemic-investing-approach-for-wisdom-infrastructure