There are at least two ways of answering the question "Who Is ABC?".

One response draws the boundary of our identity firmly at the core group--those who meet regularly and create the consensus decisions which move us in a particular direction. This position might also add, "and ABC projects are those in which the core group collaborates". In this way, the Community Building Facilitator Training we offered is an ABC project.

Another response draws the ABC circle to include those who have been a part alongside those who have expressed interest or contributed every now and again over time but are not connected on a daily basis.  This position might speak of ABC in a way that values its function as a process arts aggregator and include in its scope those projects which include only one or two ABC members, because it is through those members that any other ABC contributor might become connected with related work. In this way, the work of individual members in the world, often supported in one way or another by other ABC members, is related to ABC because we tell each other what's going on and invite each other to participate. In this way, ABC includes the potential to follow Leon into a connection with an East Bay meditation group, or Iris into supporting local disabled activists, or Brandon into the group practicing aikido at UC Berkeley or Martial Nonviolence through Free Aiki Dojo.