AN APPRECIATIVE INQUIRY INTO CREATIVE EXPRESSION AiPhilanthropy is a not-for-profit alliance whose roots began in November 2003. Its founders are three women who felt pulled to co-create an alliance that... read more →
Nepal Appreciative Inquiry National Network (NAINN) has been able to achieve one more success by organizing the Second National Summit of Imagine Initiatives of Nepal. The summit was held at... read more →
For the past 6 years I have been actively involved in the development, testing, and adaptation of participatory research techniques in Nepal, and in particular, in seeking means of enhancing... read more →
The Second National Summit of Imagine Initiatives of Nepal at Bhaktapur, Nepal took place from 6-8 September,2005 in the presence of honorable Patron David L.Cooperrider. It is our duty to... read more →
Impressions of two months Appreciative Inquiry in development work on grassroots level in Burkina Faso with an NGO which exists for 99% of volunteers. Impressions of trainings on village level... read more →
Vic sent to the AI listserve a question about how to deal with people who feel AI will not work in their situation. He asked how do you bring people... read more →
This is a progress report on the Kathmandu 2020 project happening in Nepal. This multi-year project aims at bringing all stakeholders together using AI to create the future of the... read more →
Mac Odell presents a draft paper of the Imagine Nepal initiative. The “ImagiNepal’ initiative draws on powerful and successful “Imagine” models proven elsewhere, starting with the world recognized “Imagine Chicago”... read more →
This is an account of relationship and vision building in Huehuecoyotl eco-village community, located near Tepotzlan, in central Mexico. Although Appreciative Inquiry was the basic methodology, we weaved within it... read more →
Expressing Dreams Through Art Contributed to ailist by Stephanie Judy October 2002 In October 2002, I led an "Introduction to AI" workshop at a regional arts and heritage conference attended... read more →