Study Circles as Antidote to Y2K Family and Community Rifts
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Carol Davis American News Service (www.americannews.com)
Levin's group participants present a wide spectrum of views,
including those who are a little 'paranoid,' and view Y2K as a
government conspiracy, she said. 'We have some pretty free-wheeling
discussions.'
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But Levin, a trained community organizer, keeps the meeting on
track by encouraging participants to create action plans. 'We just
try to run the organization as democratically as we can. We toss
out ideas and either they grab on or they don't,' she said.
'Sometimes we've emerged with a different idea than what we came in
there with.'
Contacts:
Michele Archie, co-director, Harbinger Institute, Bridger, Mont.,
406-662-3244; e-mail:
Harbinger@mcn.net; web site:
www.harbingerinstitute.org. Howard Terry,
co-director, Harbinger Institute, Bridger, Mont., 406-662-3244;
e-mail: Harbinger@mcn.net;
web site: www.harbingerinstitute.org. Sharon Joy Kleitsch,
community organizer, St. Petersburg, Fla., 727-550-9660. Nell
Levin, organizer, PREP 2000 (Promoting Responsible Emergency
Preparedness), Nashville, Tenn., 615-329-9331.
Background:
Study Circles Resource Center, Pomfret, Conn., 860-928-2616,
e-mail: scrc@neca.com. Offers
free technical assistance and information on community-wide Y2K
discussion and planning circles. Y2K Citizens Action Guide, Utne
Reader; web site: http://www.utne.com.
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