Raising the Appreciative Voice


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ABSTRACT

Appreciative Inquiry has the capacity to foster strengths in the lives of individuals and the groups in which they exist, and in the dynamics of people and their organizations, by eliciting ongoing supportive expression that encourages new opportunities for flourishing. In this issue of AI Practitioner, we strive to prime the AI community to find the convergence of AI and expression as the shades of Appreciative Voice have come to light.

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Author: Loretta Donovan

Loretta L. Donovan has been an Appreciative Inquiry scholar/practitioner for two decades. She has written about the relevance of Transformative Learning to AI. Among her numerous areas of study and attention are women’s studies, narrative medicine, and the positive engagement of patients, clinicians and leaders in healthcare. Contact: loretta.donovan@gmail.com

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Author: Suzanne Roff

Suzanne Roff, PhD is a consulting psychologist, adjunct assistant professor at New York University, and past president of the Manhattan Psychological Association. Over the past two decades, her career has transitioned from clinical work to executive coaching. She founded the non-profit Psychology21C, Inc. and recently launched Expressive Age which focuses on self-expression as we age. Contact: suzrof@gmail.com

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