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In David Bohm’s Ontology: The Implicate Order Peter Garrett reflects on his long friendship with Bohm and what they were trying to create together through the practice of dialogue. He takes us [...]

Lee Nichol has been involved in Bohmian dialogue since 1986, and worked directly with David Bohm from 1980 to 1992. He is editor of Bohm’s On Dialogue, On Creativity, and The Essential David [...]

William Isaacs is Founder and CEO of Dialogos, a strategic dialogue and leadership development consulting firm based in Concord, MA. He co-founded the Organizational Learning Centre at [...]

Eelco de Geus will enchant you with his warmth, his music and his wisdom about how people build relationships through dialogue. He has learned all of this through his work as a therapist, coach, [...]

Lauren is a PhD Philosopher, who teaches philosophy at Emerson College. She is also a researcher and author of several books, including her latest book (see image). She has worked with a number [...]

Tom O’Connor brings an enviable and varied history to the practice of dialogue. He has degrees in law, philosophy, theology and  counseling. He spent nine years as a wandering monk, a friar [...]

David Edmund Moody, PhD, is the former director of the Oak Grove School, founded by Krishnamurti. In that capacity he worked closely with both Krishnamurti and Bohm for many years. In An Uncommon [...]

We are honored to have Jane Ball as this month’s interviewee. Jane is the co-creator of several of the most innovative, dialogic processes in criminal justice. One is the Offender [...]

Jim is an organization development consultant that has worked alongside many of our most prestigious Academy members, Jane Ball, Peter Garret, and Beth Macy, during his 33 years with Shell Oil. [...]