CDCG: Making Hybrid Meetings Work
Center for Dynamic Community Governance Proposal: Making Hybrid Meetings Work for the Blind, Low-Vision and Sighted
United Nations Social & Economic Council Statement: Massive Experiment in State of Kerala, India
A massive experiment in the State of Kerala, India, points the way to a new political order in terms of global governance from below, to…
Software That Helps You Run Meetings
Want support in running meetings. Agendas with built in timers, decision logs, documents at your fingertips, asynchronous meetings? Learn about Weaver.
Creating The Conditions For Reflective Team Practices
First article, co-written by Dr. Renee Owen and John Buck and published in a recent issue of the Journal of Reflective Practice, demonstrates how Dynamic…
Glossary of Terms
Transparent communication – In Dynamic Community Governance all viewpoints are valued. Different perspectives, which are often viewed as sources of conflict in other organizations, are…
Dynamic Community Governance Summary Sheet
This learning aid gives step-by-step pointers for Dynamic Community Governance facilitators and participants. Use it for meetings, elections, and project coordination. Take a copy to…
A Brief History of Dynamic Community Governance
Dynamic Community Governance has a fascinating back story. It was first called sociocracy by August Comte, a mid nineteenth century French philosopher. The meaning of…
Sociocracy (A Permaculture Approach to Community Evolution)
Lost Valley Community, an ecovillage in Oregon, converted to Dynamic Community Governance, which they viewed as a form of social permaculture. It has helped the…
Terminology: Why All the Names?
Dynamic Community Governance (DCG) is an attempt to translate the Dutch term “Sociocratie.’ It describes a specific governance process that encourages communities, organizations, and businesses,…