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he/they Canadian experimental composer, synthesist, and organizational development practitioner based in the Bay Area

Joined September 2019
'Reach, touch, and teach student concerns and process education.' 1970. A rich personal story, now gives us the long view, second hand copies on the internet and a massive republishing opportunity for a canny publisher. Let's go further. What would you add? Lachlan yrs too!🙂
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4/x V influential on critical thinking skills and education: Terry Borton's work from experience in "Richmond's [California] ghetto schools" in the 1960s. 'Reach, touch, and teach student concerns and process education.' His 3 Qs seen widely in OD /
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3/x: Sage Handbook of Action Research - always good. 2015 ed. has much on emancipatory work in race and ethnicity inc. group and org level. Not cheap - go through a library? In the 2007 edition, Taj John's 'Learning to Love Our Black Selves' - for *all* using Action Research
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With @lachlanfletcher & @ODNetwork : (It's been pointed out white people need to educate themselves, so not bouncing black people into contributing) 2/x Video: An Opportunity for Transformation: A Conversation with Fred Miller and Judith Katz youtube.com/watch?v=JxBTHWs5…
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Lachlan, I've (Ian) been looking for resources on this very Q for the ODNE Twitter team. Don't have much yet either (salutary). But let's organise. Everyone: if we start from where we are, what have we got? What is useful? What can we do without burdening black people? More /
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I have always found it difficult to reliably access current, relevant work about race and organizational development, especially written by black authors. This has to change (it has always had to change), and you are better situated than most to push that change forward.
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Replying to @ODNetwork
@ODNetwork It sounds like you're working on bringing in more black and other marginalized folks to contribute content, but it would be really helpful if you could curate work by black scholars and practitioners right now.
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I have always found it difficult to reliably access current, relevant work about race and organizational development, especially written by black authors. This has to change (it has always had to change), and you are better situated than most to push that change forward.
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Just sent out The Year in Music, my annual retrospective! Find it here and subscribe and I promise I won't spam you: tinyletter.com/lachlanfletch…
More music that directly addresses whether or not anyone wants it to happen within the text please
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Do air parameter tweaks to your favourite soundscapes
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This is a delicious take. I love art music, and what I make arguably fits that description most of the time, but music theory should be about extending possibilities for all listeners and musicians. Not theoretical puzzle boxes.
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That said I will never stop making ridiculous abstract music thanks
This tune deeply impacted my aesthetic priorities in mixing. There are lots of songs that squish to create energy but this on hits so hard. The way it manages spatialization with brickwalling is unique. youtube.com/watch?v=6BDW1V_P…
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Re-retweeting this to note that it is INCREDIBLY GOOD
new mixtape with sounds that inspired the 'CHORDS' album in different ways w/ catherine christer hennix, cat lamb, marc sabat, isak edberg & marcus pal, charlemagne palestine, charles curtis and oren ambarchi & jim o'rourke & u-zhaan: nts.live/shows/guests/episod…
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new mixtape with sounds that inspired the 'CHORDS' album in different ways w/ catherine christer hennix, cat lamb, marc sabat, isak edberg & marcus pal, charlemagne palestine, charles curtis and oren ambarchi & jim o'rourke & u-zhaan: nts.live/shows/guests/episod…
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Deleting this in 20 grab it while you can nerds
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Applications are now open for our Hildegard Competition, which spotlights rising female, trans, and nonbinary composers. Click to learn more: nationalsawdust.org/hildegar…
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Going to try switching over to mostly listening to music on @Bandcamp. Wish they had a desktop app, but I miss paying for albums and constraining my collection. Really, I miss getting to know records intimately, especially ones I didn't immediately love.
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Considering cancelling my Spotify subscription if I don't end up missing it. I mostly like Spotify for discovery, but I suspect Bandcamp will be better for experimental and new classical.