Ok, truth be told, I’m getting tired of blogging about the conference. I think the first three days filled my head with so many great ideas, I could hardly fit anything else in toward the end.

Most of the presentations on the last two days were about specific projects. The projects were incredible, but I was much more excited by the theory discussions than the details of actual projects. What does that say?

What I did take away from the last two days of the conference was a big sense of hope that Integral is a powerful tool for reframing problems and taking new perspectives. I was especially impressed with Anna Cowen’s work in South Africa and Anne Caspari’s work in Syria. They both seem to be using Integral to solve unique problems. Keep up the good work, ladies!

I also felt that we had built a very strong community space by the end of the conference. It was very sad to see everyone go home. I look forward to seeing many of the same faces at the Integral Theory Conference in August.

(Sorry about this anticlimactic conclusion to the conference blogging. I’m just not feeling it anymore.)