Sonia Mayor: Facilitating Diversely: Building Bridges not Walls

Carol Sherriff is in conversation with Sonia Mayor, a facilitator and body psychotherapist, who has developed a process of facilitating conversations about race and difference entitled: Building Bridges not Walls. This is the final conversation of International Facilitation Week 2020. You can join in the conversation with @carolesherriff and @mayor4sonia using the hashtags #FacWeek #FacDivChat

In Conversation with Adam Kahane session 5: Facilitating breakthrough, what’s next?

This is the final daily session with Adam Kahane. Adam Kahane is a facilitator, author and director of Reos Partners. Today is your opportunity to preview his latest thinking which will be published in his upcoming book, Facilitating Breakthrough.. You can join in the conversation with @carolesherriff and @adamkahane using the hashtags #FacWeek #FacDivChat

Adam Kahane is a Director of Reos Partners. You can find his tweets here, read his writings here, and sign up for Reos’ newsletter here.

In Conversation with Adam Kahane session 4: Polarities in Facilitation

This is the fourth in a series of daily conversations with Adam Kahane on Facilitating Breakthrough. Adam Kahane is a facilitator, author and director of Reos Partners. Today he is talking about the polarities in facilitation. Facilitators need to be ‘apart’ from the group and ‘a part’ of it. They need to embrace conflict and connection, engage and assert. You can join in the conversation with @carolesherriff and @adamkahane using the hashtags #FacWeek #FacDivChat

Adam Kahane is a Director of Reos Partners. You can find his tweets here, read his writings here, and sign up for Reos’ newsletter here.

In Conversation with Adam Kahane session 3: Are facilitators part of the problem?

This is the third in a series of daily conversations with Adam Kahane on Facilitating Breakthrough. Adam Kahane is a facilitator, author and director of Reos Partners. Today he is talking about whether facilitators are part of the problem in collaboration and how facilitators have to be ‘apart’ from the solution and also ‘a part’ of it. You can join in the conversation with @carolesherriff and @adamkahane using the hashtags #FacWeek #FacDivChat

Adam Kahane is a Director of Reos Partners. You can find his tweets here, read his writings here, and sign up for Reos’ newsletter here.

In Conversation with Adam Kahane session 2: Conventional or Stretch Collaboration

This is the second in a series of conversations with Adam Kahane on Facilitating Breakthrough. Adam Kahane is a facilitator, author and director of Reos Partners. Today he is talking about the problems with conventional collaboration and the advantages of stretch collaboration. You can join in the conversation with @carolesherriff and @adamkahane using the hashtags #FacWeek #FacDivChat

Adam Kahane is a Director of Reos Partners. You can find his tweets here, read his writings here, and sign up for Reos’ newsletter here.

In Conversation with Adam Kahane session 1: Facilitating Breakthrough

Carol Sherriff CPF/M is in conversation with Adam Kahane, facilitator, author of ‘Collaborating with the Enemy’ and Director of Reos Partners. This is the first in a series of conversations about Facilitating Breakthrough. Today we focus on collaborating with the enemy and how we ‘enemify’ those we don’t agree with, like, or trust. You can join in the daily conversation with @carolesherriff and @adamkahane using the hashtags #FacWeek #FacDivChat

Adam Kahane is a Director of Reos Partners. You can find his tweets here, read his writings here, and sign up for Reos’ newsletter here.

Carol Vale
Facilitators, Close the gap on disadvantage

Today is the first day of International Facilitation Week 2020. We start our week of conversations focused on facilitating diversely with a conversation between Carol Sherriff CPF/M and Carol Vale CPF. Carol Vale is a Dunghutti woman from New South Wales, Australia, a facilitator, social scientist and MD of Murawin Pty Ltd. The two Carols talk about facilitating events involving indigenous communities and what non-indigenous facilitators can do to help close the gap on disadvantage. The quality of the video is unfortunately not great but the conversation is truly inspirational – an unedited version of Carol Vale’s views. You can join in the conversation with @carolesherriff and @cvale12 using the hashtags #FacWeek #FacDivChat