Collaborative Energy Research Group
An Experiment in Online Collaborative Research
How can the internet change the way people do research? Several organizations have attempted to develop web-based systems for collaborative research, but most are expensive, proprietary, and focus on some esoteric area of knowledge. WiserEarth, on the other hand, is free and open, and addresses the largest movement in history: social and environmental restor ...learn more
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Created: Oct 23, 2007
Updated: Nov 02, 2009
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Karen
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I am from Waterloo Ontario Canada - near Toronto and am presently spending half my time in San Francisco and the other half in Ontario. I have always loved the outdoors and spend a lot of my free time running, cycling or hiking trails. Travel has always been important to me and I have had the opportunity of visiting several countries. This past summer I spent some time in Yosemite National Park and I have to say I am still breathless from the amazing beauty of that place.
I recently started my Doctorate at the California Institute of Integral Studies, my research interests are in relation to Social Entrepreneurs, sustainability and reslience of systems. I would like to look at how the application of these transformative practices can be brought into other disciplines.
I am really excited about being an intern for this amazing network - Wiser Earth - I truly believe that a large part of transformative change is building connections. There are so many great things happening and it's great to have a place to share them.
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Hi Karen,
Thank you for your kind words and also for accepting my invitation. Your work sounds very interesting!
I have created a group for W2I, (it still needs a lot of work)and will begin to post more information in the near future.
Have a great day, and I look forward to learning more about you work,
Ryan