Worldwork 2014
World Work 2014 – Program outline
Starts – April 27th, 9:30am, registration from 8am
Ends – May 1st, 5pm
Structure of the day
| 8.20 – 9.20 | Individual sessions/ networking (Each person will have 2 half hour individual sessions with Processwork therapists; the aim of the session is to help work on/ integrate the issues that may come up during the group work. It is included in the price). |
| 9.30 – 12.30 | Large group meeting(9.30-10.15 theory; 10.15 -12.15 group process; 12.15-12.30 summary) |
| 12.30 – 14.00 | Lunch break |
| 14.00 – 15.15 | Tutorial – theory groups /Social awareness groups / Project meetings / Individual sessions |
| 15.30 – 16.45 | Small group meetings |
| 17.00 – 18.30 | Large group meeting(Working with individuals in the middle, “fish ball”, inner work) |
| 18.30 – 19:30 | Dinner time |
| 19.30 – 21:30 | Evening activities including: presentations, workshops, films, etc. (without the last day) |
Day 1
How the ghosts of history seek solutions today – with Arny and Amy Mindell
Day 2
The realm of politics: roles and ghosts
Day 3
The realm of economy: roles and “ghost”.
Day 4
Social issues, social policies: roles and “ghosts”
Day 5
Towards the future: how we can help global “ghosts” to find local solutions
Lunch and Evening Activities
There is a wide range of interesting activities during lunch time and in the evenings, after dinner. Please get to know them before Worldwork.They start the first day and finish the fourth day. You will have to register to take part in them. We will put the lists for particular events on the wall close to the entrance into the main room so you could sign up. There is a limited number of participants for each event, please take it into consideration. If there is no more place on the particular list it means that the registration for this event is finished. Please come on time and enjoy all those wonderful events.
| 27/04/14 | 28/04/14 | 29/04/14 | 30/04/14 | |
| Lunch time activities 2 p.m. | 2 p.m. Rita Shaeper (316) 0,5 h | 2 p.m. Kim Ward (134) 1h | 2 p.m. Craig Baker (316) 15 min | 2 p.m. Craig Baker (316) 15 min2 p.m. Bogna Szymkiewicz, Hanna Wieloch (134) 1h |
| Evening activities 7.30 p.m. | 7.30 p.m. Lane Arye (256) 1,5 h7.30 p.m. Jennifer Kleskie (134) 1h
7.30 p.m. Elena Margo (315) 1,5h 7.30 p.m. Zed Xaba (316) 1,5h |
7.30 p.m. Nora Hajos, Craig Baker (097) 0,5h7.30 p.m. Vicki Hendrix (316) 1,5 h
7.30 p.m. Agnieszka Wróblewska, Tomasz Teodorczyk (256) 1,5 h 7.30 p.m. Kara Wilde, Suzette Payne (315) 1,5 h |
7.30 p.m. Cathy Bernatt (316) 2h7.30 p.m. Caspar Froehlich (256) 1,5h
7.30 p.m. Hellene Gronda (315) 1h 7.30 p.m. Susan J.Newton (134) 2 h |
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| 8 p.m. Hellene Gronda, Lynn Lobo (316) 1,5h
8 p.m. Emetchi (315) 1,15 h8 p.m. Gary Reiss (134) 1,5h 8 p.m. Tomasz Teodorczyk, Agnieszka Wróblewska (256) 1h |
*There are numbers of the room in brackets
27/04/14
Rita Shaeper “Moodmeter of the Day”
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Lane Arye Workshop “Unintentional Music – Transforming Stage Fright (like when talking in the big group!)”
Jennifer Kleskie Presentation “Deep Democracy in the Philippines, A Whole of Nation Approach to Mitigating Violence”
Elena Margo Presentation “Worldwork in the Theater”
Zed Xaba (200) DVD Presentation “Reconciliation thru Remembrance”
28/04/14
Kim Ward Social awareness group “LGBT Experiences and Issues”
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Nora Hajos, Craig Baker Theatre Performance “SoonGoSee & ComeNowGo”
Vicki Hendrix DVD Presentation “Bloodlines”
Kara Wilde, Suzette Payne Workshop “Worldwork Art – Creative Processing”
Agnieszka Wróblewska, Tomasz Teodorczyk DVD Presentation “New method of working with actors using process work: Dancing Sara Kane – dance theatre performance”
29/04/14
Craig Baker Two short 2nd Training Innerworks
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Hellene Gronda, Lynn Lobo Workshop “The feeling challenges of climate change: non-verbal, creative exploration of roles and altered states”
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Emetchi Presentation “TWO WINGS TO FLY, a Process Work approach to Trauma”
Gary Reiss Presentation “Healing History in Israel Palestine and Europe”
Tomasz Teodorczyk, Agnieszka Wróblewska Presentation “Project in Ecuador – Psychological Support in the Field of Human Rights”
30/04/14
Craig Baker “Music Sharing. Exploring the Essence behind Energy”
Bogna Szymkiewicz, Hanna Wieloch Project meeting “Personal-Mythical-POLITICAL: Life Myths of Women around the World”
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Cathy Bernatt Presentation: Less is More, More or Less: The Goddess of Wisdom Speaks: “Intellectual Inferiority Complex in Women of Polish Jewish Ancestry”
Caspar Froehlich Workshop “Deep Democracy in Organisations and Business environments ”
Susan J.Newton Presentation/ workshop “Cultivating Fluidity in the Midst of Chaos”
Hellene Gronda Network “Processwork Researches and Publications – Peer Support Network”
POLITICS AND CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE CHANGING WORLD
New Solutions: From History to the Future
Worldwork 2014 will take place in Warsaw, a place with turbulent history and vibrant present.
The city has been destroyed and reborn. It witnessed the Ghetto uprising and later Warsaw uprising organized by Polish underground army. Jewish districts, the people, the culture – disappeared. Warsaw was systematically bombarded in 1944, and then rebuilt. The city remembers communist past, with the times of terror and hopelessness, but also attempted social justice and values other than money.
Now it is one of the fastest growing cities in Central Europe, with modern skyscrapers, a crazy pace and apparently vast possibilities. Yet these possibilities are not easy fulfilled and people are confronted with new set of challenges.
In Marx’s view, consciousness was always political: it was always the outcome of politic-economic circumstances. 150 years after Marx we notice both advantages and disadvantages of the capitalist system. It is especially vivid here where the post-communist remnants and the new global culture meet on an everyday basis. Growing economic inequality is one of the main sources of tension between individuals, groups, nations and continents. Unemployment, housing issues, failing health systems, emigration and immigration are just a few examples of issues that we are dealing with.
On the other hand, new consciousness is arising: the quantum paradigm, consciousness studies, new social movements like Spanish “Indignation” or Occupy point out to the new possibilities.
During Worldwork 2014 we would like to build a bridge from the past to the future. For many people, coming to Warsaw is an immediate confrontation with their own history. We would like to make space for our stories that are so different and yet they belong together. We believe that relating through our past stories will help us to see where we are now and to deal with the issues of today. Then, we hope to discover new possibilities for the future.
We would like this Worldwork to be the arena of acknowledging the past. We hope to explore economic tensions rooted in today’s economy. This time we would also like to create space for discovering and elaborating new solutions on different levels, from global visions to local projects.