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Fresh Approaches to Facilitation -
In this issue, you’ll find a refreshing new way of looking at your role
from Marv Weisbord, hints for managing multi-cultural meetings from
Glenn Parker, some ideas that meeting participants will love from Steve
Davis, from Jay Vogt - the first half-day vision process we’ve seen, fun
facilitation fairy tale from Robert Moir and Janet Danforth, great body
language advice for facilitators from Carol Goman, and from Paula
Griffin, a long list of ways to get people involved.
Facilitating a Multicultural Meeting
- Glenn Parker has some suggestions that will help when English
isn’t the first language for some of your participant.
Twelve Acts of Courage to
Change Meetings For Good - Steve Davis knows it isn’t
easy, but here are some suggestions to help participants
improve the meetings they attend.
Six Steps to a Grounded Vision
- Jay W. Vogt show you how, even in time constrained
situations, to create a vision that works.
37 Ways to Build Participation
- Paula Yardley Griffin’s been looking for ways to get
people involved; she’s found a slew.
Body Language Tips for Facilitators
- Carol Kinsey Goman preswents hints that can make a
difference in how you are perceived by a group.
Virtual Brainstorming? Definitely -
Nancy Settle-Murphy proves you can facilitate powerful
brainstorming across boundaries if you follow a few simple steps.
A Facilitation Fairy Tale -
Robert Moir and Janet Danforth, just for fun, develop a story of a
facilitator discovering her rightful field.
Resources - A collection of
books and other resources for facilitators.
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Frontiers in Facilitation -
In this issue, we explore some of
the innovations in facilitation. You’ll see how the folks at
AmericaSpeaks are facilitating groups of 4,000 and more, an
explanation of transdisciplinary facilitation from Maggie
Buxton, some creative ideas from Julie Ann Gircys on using art
to help change a culture, concepts from Terrie Temkin to
challenge nonprofit boards, a process from Perry Walker for
getting information to large groups, Dick Axelrod’s current
musings, and some tips from Paula Griffin for working with
public meetings.
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Facilitating Large Scale Public
Participation - Carolyn Lukensmeyer and Steven Brigham
offer some guidance on the skills and environment required to
manage the massive public events AmericaSpeaks facilitates.
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Facilitating Big-Picture Thinking - Terrie
Temkin describes some concrete ways you can help boards of directors
and other groups to focus away from the mundane toward seeing the
bigger picture.
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What
is Transdisiplinary Facilitation, and How Do I Get There? - Maggie
Buxton reveals the mysterious ways creative facilitators are working
across borders to combine the best of many fields.
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Culture Change Quick? Art to the Rescue - Julie Ann Gircys
describes how a small group moved a big ministry with the help of some
cameras and a well-planed one-day event.
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It’s
a Game; It’s a Lesson; It’s a Conversation - Perry Walker has
developed a tool for leveling the information playing field in
large-group meetings. You can engage the group and share information
at the same time.
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Practical Tips for Public Meetings - Whether it’s a public
information meeting, hearing, or charrette, Paula Yardley Griffin has
collected ideas that can be helpful when you’re dealing with the
public.
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Facilitator Musings: The Inner Frontier
- Dick Axelrod has been thinking about what he’s learned in his
years of facilitating. He’d like it if you did too, and he wants to
hear from you
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Resources - A collection of books
and other resources for facilitators.
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