Welcome
A Personal Message About Membership
Thank you for visiting SocioNet, the Network for a Sociocratic Society. We are dedicated to supporting the learning and practice of Sociocracy, and envision a world where all people have access to resources enabling them to live and work with equivalence and consent. SocioNet has been years in the making, and now we are at a critical point in our development where we must grow in order to thrive.
SocioNet is a young organization, growing, learning, and seeking a path to effectiveness and efficiency. As an organization of volunteers, we depend completely on people like you to support this work. We invite you to support SocioNet in growing our membership and resources to the point where we’re able to offer the robust range of programs and services we envision.
The first way you can contribute to our growth and development is by joining SocioNet. Visit the Membership Page to learn about the benefits of membership at various levels from Individual to Founding Member. You’ll find it very easy to join using our secure online process.
Once you’ve joined SocioNet, you can let us know about your interests and skills by filling out our Volunteer Interest Form. We will do our best to find a place where your contribution will be most valuable and meaningful.
I offer my deepest gratitude to those who have offered their company and financial support in this evolving adventure in organizational governance. If you are not yet a member, join now and together we can contribute to a world where all people have a voice in the decisions that impact their lives!
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Warm Regards,
Greg Rouillard
SocioNet Executive Director and Founding Member
Yukon Conference
In June of 2010, the first conference on sociocracy outside of Europe was held in Canada at Yukon College in Whitehorse, Yukon. This was a major milestone for sociocracy — and it was a huge success. During the conference streaming videos of a number of the conference presentations were played on the SocioNet Website and a live chat was hosted for questions to presenters.
The full list of presenters is in the Archives and there are links to many of the presentations. They are all being processed and will be available in the Archives for members.
Explore
We don’t have many materials up yet but the Archives will be growing. There are several new essays up under About SocioNet that provide a history, explanation of the history and terminology — that dreaded name issue!