The World Café: Shaping our Futures Through Conversations That Matter has now been translated into 7 languages (Spanish cover pictured, left)!
Click on the translation you're interested in to purchase or get more information on these books.
Spanish,
Portuguese, Japanese, Taiwanese,
German
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The following translations of World Café articles are available for download. (if you know of other translations of World Café materials, please let us know):
German:
The World Café: Collective Creativity in Common by Alexander Schieffer, Ph.D., David Isaacs and Bo Gyllenpalm
The World Cafe: Conference and Coffee House!
An Interview with Sabine Bredermeyer on the World Café
Café to Go! translated by Sabine Bredermeyer
Afterword by Peter Senge for The World Café: Shaping our Futures Through Conversations that Matter.
German
Graphic Facilitation Supplier Neuland offers
a handy laminated World Café foldable
map with all the essentials of the method in an easy-to-use
format.
The map is bi-lingual, with English on one side and German on the other.
Order directly through Neuland. (If you tell them you came through the World Café website they will donate a small commission to the World Café Community Foundation, so please do)
Spanish:
Café Know How translated by Carlos Mota
What is the World Café? translated by Carlos Mota
Interview with Carlos Mota Margain in llamada Entrepreneur about the Spanish translation of the World Cafe book (pdf 328K)
The World Café Latino,
a Café newsletter for Latin America:
Septiembre, 2006, Octubre
2006, Marzo 2007 & July
2007.
Many of the graphic images from the book have been translated into Spanish. You can see & download them here.
Portuguese:
Café to Go, translated by Eduardo Afonso
World
Café Chapter in the Steele, Atlee, & Tovey book Collective
Intelligence,
(translated by Ronaldo
Richieri and put into a collaborative wiki format)
French:
Café To Go, supported by the Federal Police of Belgium.
Dutch:
Café To Go, supported by the Federal Police of Belgium
Café To Go, translated as part of a community project by a volunteer who works as a translator at Fortis bank
Hungarian:
Café To Go, translated & contributed by Nóra Hegyi
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There are conversations beginning in languages other than English on the World Café Online Community space.



