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Jan 26, 2024 · Peter Block is an author, consultant and citizen of Cincinnati, Ohio. His work is about chosen accountability, and the reconciliation of community. More About Peter
- The Six Conversations
In this series, Peter Block offers more context and nuance...
- Initiatives
An initiative of Peter Block and friends, Restore Commons...
- Ideas
Margaret Wheatley & Peter Block: Who Do We Choose to Be?...
- Inspirations
For several decades, Peter Koestenbaum has brought the...
- About + Contact
Peter Block is an author and citizen of Cincinnati, Ohio. He...
- Flawless Consulting
Flawless Consulting: A Guide To Getting Your Expertise Used,...
- Community
Community: The Structure of Belonging, 2nd Edition. Buy from...
- The Six Conversations
Peter Block (born 1939) is an American author, consultant, and speaker in the areas of organization development, community building, and civic engagement. He was born to Jewish parents, Ira and Dorothy Block. He currently resides with his wife, Cathy Kramer, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aug 17, 2020 · In addition to The Abundant Community, co-authored with John McKnight, Peter Block is the author of Flawless Consulting, Community, Stewardship and The Answer to How Is Yes. He serves on the boards of Elementz, a hip hop center for urban youth; Cincinnati Public Radio; and LivePerson.
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Peter Block: The Empowered Manager. Taking Control of Office Politics. MTCT. By the Mind Tools Content Team. This article provides an introduction to some of Peter Block’s key ideas on empowerment and offers suggestions about how they can be put into practice.
The Six Conversations: Two. The Possibility. Watch on. In this series, Peter Block offers more context and nuance in his approach to shifting the community narrative. The essence is to invite people to connect using The Six Conversations from his book Community: The Structure of Belonging.
Block offers an antidote: the “common good narrative.” It embodies the belief that we are basically communal and cooperative. And that we have the capacity to communally produce what we care most about: raising a child, safety, livelihood, health, and a clean and sustainable environment.
