Our Vision and Plan for the Community Hub in 2013

An essential aspect in the design of the Global Learning Center is a space where the community can connect and share and cocreate. A place where we can see ourselves as a we grow into a vibrant global learning community, where we can express and share our unique gifts and wisdom and offer our services to one another in ways that are mutually beneficial for all.

This will be more than just a social networking space… we are looking to harness the best of what's available and put it to work in a deeper way. Our goal: To empower the emergence of resilient learning communities locally and globally. Communities that self-organize around shared learning pathways and practices, around shared purpose and projects, around local sacred sites and community engagement. We envision co-creating a place where we feel safe to let our whole light shine!

As we consider the design for this section of the learning center we will look to how nature naturally self-organizes, and, by exploring the features of healthy living systems, endeavor to incorporate them into our process.

We will take one step at a time, and reflecting as we go, as to what we need to learn and grow and thrive together, continuing to experiment and innovate.

We will connect with other organizations and communities that have gifts to offer us, and share our gifts and creativity with them. We will take a stand together when our numbers matter, we will pray together when our love is needed, and we will strive to embody individually as well as collectively the change we wish to see in the world.

Each of us is a unique and vital cell in the body of the whole - and the gift of who we are is needed now. May this community of wisdom seekers be the rich soil in which the seeds of our genius can fully flower.

For Wisdom University, empowering the emergence of resilient learning communities is a goal equal to that of learning itself. Thus learning and community building become two sides of the same coin: learning as community and community building as learning.

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