Hi all,
I would like to bring people up to date about developments the with the
International Systemic Constellation Association (ISCA). I am not trying to
use this forum to do any of the organising. Attempts to use this forum for
organisational purposes in the past have proved disastrous. That is why that
has been excluded from our process.
Most people here are probably aware that I am chairing a committee which is
developing a website for the recently formed ISCA. Both Cecilio Regojo and
myself have sent out the ISCA news to our respective mailing lists . It has
also been published in the January edition of Knowing Field.
Hopefully a rudimentary website will be ready to go online within the next
two months.
As part of making the ISCA truly international the next two international
congresses are planned to be outside of Germany. The next one will be April
30 to May 4, 2009 in Mexico. It is being organised by Raquel Schlosser.
Bravo Raquel! Although it sounds as if this congress is still a long way
off, it is quite close in terms of the organisation process. One of the
reasons we want to get a basic website up fairly quickly is so that we can
use the website to support the successful organisation of the congress in
Mexico.
If anyone wants to make any offers of help or suggestions please contact me,
Hunter Beaumont or one of the ISCA committee members privately.
The current ISCA board is Hunter Beaumont, Richard Wallstein & Constanze
Potschka-Lang
The website committee consists of Chris Walsh (chair from Australia)
Cecilio Regojo (Portugal) Milena Karlinska (Poland) Ingala Robl (Mexico) and
Hunter Beaumont (Germany) who is the representative of the board, Hans
Gruenn (USA), Jane Peterson (USA), Stephan Hausner (Germany) Tomás Kohn
(Chile), Fung (Hong Kong, China), Sheila Saunders (USA), Ed Lynch (USA),
Raquel Schlosser (Mexico) Netra Chou (Taiwan) Tanja Meyburgh (South Africa)
and Judith Hemming (UK).
In Melbourne Australia the peer supervision group is already thinking about
a presentation at the international congress. So hopefully others will start
doing the same so we have a fantastic inaugural ISCA Congress.
hasta la vista
Chris Walsh
Melbourne, Australia
webpage: <http://www.cwalsh.com.au> www.cwalsh.com.au
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