The Search for Omnipresence.

Coalitions are anywhere and everywhere — global, local…glocal.

Omni…present-centred and future-facing…

Our collaborative communities, initiatives and coalition work can begin anywhere and as the work evolves it can amplify and travel everywhere.

It takes place, spawns and scales out in a variety of multi-directional ways, locally and globally.

Some coalitions begin on the ground as focused local community initiatives. The (trans)contextual insights and learnings gained, documented and demonstrated through action research and storytelling, can be applied and adapted in other local coalitions, anywhere in the world.

Some coalitions begin as overarching global theme-based social systemic issues. Learnings are shared and adapted in local initiatives that can spawn anywhere in the world.

Local and global coalition work can also get underway in parallel. Learnings gained are emergent and the cross pollinating occurs in iterative, organic ways.

As we work in (trans)contextual, integrated, coherent ways we combine and span both global perspectives applied with local need and knowledge and local approaches and outcomes that can be extrapolated and adapted for wider world learning and application.

The term glocal truly and meaningfully, comes to life.

Where are you rooted in the world?

What needs and opportunities do you see?

How might our collaborative co-creative work synergize and intersect with your greatest interests, experience and/or the initiatives you already have underway?

Unstitution was birthed as a collective creative commons and nested ecosystem. We (co-)catalyze collaborative communities, initiatives and coalitions where people from across sectors, disciplines, cultures, generations and walks-of-life work together on mission critical issues. From readiness through to regenerative progress — moving beyond polarization — is how we roll. The links embedded throughout this article are a warm invitation to go a bit deeper, at any time. For more insights reflecting our ongoing journey, our suite of Unstitution articles are published on Medium. They portray a small sample of the ways we are adapting and contributing among ever-expanding commons-based communities and initiatives inspired and fuelled by citizens — perhaps better described as denizens — anywhere in the world — living into the principles and spirit that govern our collaborative work.

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