We have four OWL & ServiceSpace events coming up this month and invite you to join us for any or all of them! We also have three personal news reports from our OWL members and friends around the world — including a post from Standing Rock by Pancho Ramos-Stierle.

November Events

1. Nov. 13 OWL Global Wisdom Circle with first speaker Mary Gentile, Ph.D., featuring a conversation about Giving Voice to Values, is on Sunday, November 13, 9 – 10:30 AM Pacific Time.
   Mary has dedicated her career to supporting leaders in creating workplaces and communities where each person can act openly and authentically based on their own values. She’s the Creator/Director of Giving Voice to Values, a pioneering business curriculum for values-driven leadership launched by the Aspen Institute and Yale School of Management, and now hosted at the Univ of Virginia Darden School of Business, where she is Professor of Practice. She’s also author of the book Giving Voice to Values, published by Yale University Press.

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2. Nov. 12 Awakin Call with sleep researcher Matt Walker Ph.D., featuring a conversation about Sleeping Enough to be Fully Awake. I’ll be moderating.
   

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3. Nov. 19 Awakin Call with Bonita Banducci, featuring a conversation with the global ServiceSpace Community about Harnessing the Talents and Contributions of Women.
   

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4. Nov. 28: Global Gender Partnership Circle. Convened by a core team that includes Bonita Banducci (USA), Dr. Grace Wamue-Ngare (Kenya), Trish Sewe (Kenya), Usman Mohammed Inuwa (Nigeria), and Offuh James Offuh (Ivory Coast), this is a monthly circle of women and men around the world in partnership for the empowerment of women.
   

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News from Members & Friends

• Strong Blessings from the Water Protectors at Standing Rock
  by Pancho Ramos Stierle. Coming from the consciousness and love of his amazing spirit, Pancho shares what he is witnessing on the ground.
  
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• Zilong Wang, who has been on a pilgrimage which he calls Journey to the East, shares his brief greetings, as well as a longer story, from the Gandhi Ashram in Ahmedabad, India.
  
• Xiaojuan Shu: Going Home Again
  

One last thing. This being the end of a U.S. election season so bizarre that bizarre seems normal, I’m feeling like doing the most sane thing I can think of: hosting an online election night party! 🙂 It’ll be on Facebook tomorrow evening, for friends who’d like to stay in touch while following the results. Interested? Let me know!

Wishing you well, in gratitude.

Aryae