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 Welcome to the NCDD Member's Network! The NCDD Members Network is not only an interactive directory of members of the National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation, it's also a place where you can get to know each other better, share your work, discuss what you care about, and even collaborate on projects. Log in if you are an NCDD member, join NCDD if you're not, or learn about all the things you can do on the Network.
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• Members: 1441 members
• Friendships: 555 friends
• Comments: 89 comments |
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Visit our Help page for info and tips on using the network.
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How to Find People in the Members Network
5/7/10
Go to the advanced search at http://www.thataway.org/ncddnet/search_advanced.php, where you can search by field (city, state, name, org, interest areas, etc.). You can also use the search field at the top right to search for a specific person, see who else is in your city or search by someone's email address. Also note that the "city" and "state" fields in everyone's profiles are active links that display everyone else who has the same text in those fields. So if you find someone from Boston you can click on "Boston" in their profile and see everyone else from that city. |
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The Ultimate Meeting Logistics Checklist
By JDiceman
Meeting logistics are all the details that help a meeting go well, beyond who is invited, the agenda, facilitator and content. A good logistics plan describes information such as: room set-up, including numbers of chairs, tables, flip-charts, etc. items for th
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climate change policy possibilities
By DBoyer
I have recently concluded some further developmental public discussions of the climate change possibilities I framed out of the Copenhagen Conference. The possibilities are enlarged and include more contrast. A "working paper" concerning them is now posted at my section of www.interactivit
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Democratic Practice and Process Project
By DBoyer
I am collecting concepts about democratic process and practice in order to inform two panels that I will be facilitating. These panels will function, in effect, as "citizen think tanks" and will develop policy possibilities for public discussion. This will likely go way beyond "electi
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New Vision, Old Realities
By RWaldon
A major and recent development in the province where I live is the Green Energy Act and its supporting regulations and programs. Among its aims are: (1) promoting the development of renewable energy sources that support the elimination of coal-burning power plants, and; (2) greater involvement in th
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Looking for other ways to get involved in this great community? Here are a few:
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