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Communities and Consortia
SoL is a network of communities of inquiry and practice focused on concepts, tools, and methodologies that create the capacity for profound innovation and change.
Communities are organized around interest areas such as the Sustainability Consortium and the Youth Education Network; geography, for example, SoL France and SoL Sweden; and membership constituencies, which include our organizational, consultant, research, and connections members.
All communities are committed to SoL's principles, but vary in terms of focus, activities, and membership criteria. SoL's minimal infrastructure is designed to provide basic coordination among the communities while allowing for easy movement of people and information throughout the network.
Learn how to start a SoL community.
What is the difference between "Recognized Communities" and "Communities in Formation?"
By Geography By Interest Sustainability Consortium Founding SoL Start a Community |
Recognized Communities
Bay Area SoL
Founding SoL Gulf SoL SoL Australia SoL Austria
SoL Brazil
SoL Croatia
SoL European Sustainability Group
SoL Finland
SoL France SoL Netherlands SoL Sweden SoL Turkey SoL UK (London)
Communities in Formation
Cactus SoL Chile Colombia Denmark Egypt
Germany Hungary India Iran Israel Japan SoL Jeans Malaysia Mexico Norway Palestine Peru Poland
Singapore
Spain, Basque Country Tasmania Venezuela SoL Asthma Consortium |
Consortia Sustainability Public Sector Community of Practice
Knowledge & Innovation Network
ALP Community of Practice
Coaches Community
of Practice
Liaison Officers' Community
Membership Connections Community Consulting Convergence Founding SoL Council
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Marilyn Darling, Founding SoL Consultant Member
"My continued active participation in SoL is very important to me personally and professionally.
In addition to keeping current in the field and continuing to build relationships with my professional colleagues, I count several members of SoL among my very closest friends.
My sense of having a place in the community is, not surprisingly, directly related to how much of myself I invest in it." |