Prácticas Colectivas: Experimenting with How We Organise


Treating Organisational Structures 
as Materials for TransformationHow we work together, make decisions, and organise ourselves are not neutral structures—they're patterns that can either reinforce or transform existing power relations and ways of being.

These laboratories treat organisational structures, work practices, and community relations as materials we can transform creatively. Not through implementing best practices or adopting new methodologies, but through collective inquiry into what your particular context actually requires.What we explore:
  • How decision-making patterns reflect (or challenge) power dynamics
  • What forms of organisation serve emergence vs. control
  • How to work with the "flock of birds" principle in practice—where leadership emerges based on context rather than fixed hierarchy
  • Experimenting with structures that honor both subjective position and collective coherence
  • The relationship between how you organise and what becomes possible

Approach: We don't come with a model to implement. We work with your actual context, patterns, and tensions to discover what wants to emerge. This might include:
  • Examining current organisational patterns and what they're producing
  • Experimenting with alternative structures in real-time
  • Developing practices for emergent decision-making
  • Working with the fold—where apparent divisions reveal deeper patterns
For whom: Collectives/groups, cooperatives, organisations, or networks ready to experiment with how they organise rather than just what they do. Those willing to treat their own structures as spaces for inquiry and transformation.

How it works: Workshop series (typically 3-5 sessions) or ongoing accompaniment over months. Co-designed based on your context. Can work with leadership teams, full organisations, or cross-organisational networks.Structure:
Paid engagement that helps sustain ParamitaLab's practice ground.



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