Change: (3/26/20).(3/26/10). What a great group from so many diverse places all interested in networks and leadership! (see list of participants below)We introduced ourselves by the types of network leadership roles we play. Network organizer (e.g., someone who frames the value proposition and establishes the first links to participants)   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1128)

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Change:  or LLC) thank everyone who came to the Boston Learning Circle gathering (3/26/20). What a great group from so many diverse places all interested in networks and leadership! (see list of participants below)We introduced ourselves by the types of network leadership roles we play. Network organizer (e.g.,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1175)

Change: Technology steward of a network (e.g., facilitate the network use of online technologies to learn, coordinate, connect or share information together)Other roles we named included: igniters, broadcasters, translators, knowledge managers and coachesWe used a World Cafe to explore the following questions. What attracts us (as   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1007)

Change: People who bring vision and participate in different networks; they have knowledge and power, more than just connectionsOrchestrator, keeping balance, able to influenceEnergy, shared resources, creativity, wisdom, knowledgeWhat are essential conditions for network development and self-organizing?self-organizing for positive social change?Crucible of fire/conflict   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 895)

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Change: (see list of participants below)We used a World Cafe to explore the following questions. What attracts us (as leaders) to create connections with other leaders and to sustain and evolve those relationships over time?What are essential conditions for network development and self-organizing?What binds me   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 633)

Change: Presentation:List of Participants: First Name: Last Name: Organization: Adam Shyevitch Boston After School & Beond anita lauricella Lauricella and Associates Benjamin Ericson Office of Attorney General Martha Coakley Beth Tener New Directions Collaborative Bruce Hoppe Connective Associates LLC Cecilia Roddy Robert F. Kennedy Children's Action Corps Cindy Mackenzie Dana   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 629)