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The Facilitation Lab Summit 2024 was an extraordinary event filled with insightful sessions and meaningful connections. Held on February 6th and 7th, this annual summit featured a diverse range of speakers who shared their expertise and experiences under the theme of COMMUNITY, emphasizing the importance of community in learning and growth. The summit provided an invaluable opportunity for facilitators to learn, connect, and grow. We were privileged to hear from a diverse group of speakers who shared their experiences, insights, and strategies for facilitating impactful meetings and events. From mastering internal dialogues to building consensus among multiple stakeholders, each session offered practical tools and techniques that facilitators can apply in their work.

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At this year's Facilitation Lab Summit, Erik Skogsberg and Dirk Van Onsem delivered a thought-provoking workshop titled "Facilitating Change Through Systems Mapping." The session was designed to help participants understand and leverage the power of systems thinking to drive change within their organizations.

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At the Facilitation Lab Summit, Solomon Masala's workshop, "Using Art and Conversation for Convergence," captivated participants with hands-on activities designed to enhance teamwork and communication. The session began with an engaging boomwhacker drumming exercise, setting a rhythmic tone for the day. Solomon emphasized aligning activities with workshop objectives, blending didactic and kinesthetic learning. Key exercises included a team organization challenge and a collaborative star-drawing task, highlighting trust and coordination. The workshop concluded with a creative tableau exercise, fostering innovative thinking and deep reflection. Attendees left inspired to integrate these dynamic methods into their facilitation practices.

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At the Facilitation Lab Summit, Solomon Masala's workshop, "Using Art and Conversation for Convergence," captivated participants with hands-on activities designed to enhance teamwork and communication. The session began with an engaging boomwhacker drumming exercise, setting a rhythmic tone for the day. Solomon emphasized aligning activities with workshop objectives, blending didactic and kinesthetic learning. Key exercises included a team organization challenge and a collaborative star-drawing task, highlighting trust and coordination. The workshop concluded with a creative tableau exercise, fostering innovative thinking and deep reflection. Attendees left inspired to integrate these dynamic methods into their facilitation practices.

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Susan Wilson Golab's workshop at the Facilitation Lab Summit, "Narrative Transport: Discovering Identity Through Storytelling," was a profound exploration of identity through personal stories. Susan, an experienced educator, led participants through reflective exercises, including writing "Where I'm From" poems and engaging in constructivist listening. The session emphasized deep listening and empathy, fostering trust among attendees. Participants created character profiles of military families, guided by real-life stories and the "Think, Feel, Care" framework from Harvard's Project Zero. This transformative workshop highlighted the power of storytelling in personal and communal growth, leaving a lasting impact on all participants.

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Explore the unique workshop "What's In The Soil?" led by Ozay Moore at the Facilitation Lab Summit. This session combined hip-hop culture with practical facilitation techniques, engaging participants in a dynamic exploration of community resources. Attendees participated in exercises mapping cultural assets and discussed the impact of local environments on community development. Ozay's innovative approach, using music to foster connection and creativity, made this workshop a highlight of the summit, offering fresh perspectives on community engagement and resource mapping.

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Facilitation Lab Summit | April 19, 2024

Durell Coleman leads "Building Consensus Amongst Multiple Stakeholders: Current State/End State" at the 2024 Facilitation Lab Summit, exploring consensus-building in diverse groups. Through engaging activities like "Enemy Defender," Coleman applies human-centered design principles to teach empathy and strategic thinking, challenging participants to become catalysts for change in their communities. This dynamic workshop highlights practical approaches to inclusive dialogue and decision-making, inspiring attendees to drive meaningful societal impact.

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Discover the innovative insights from Liya James's session "Navigating the Inner Narratives: Enhancing Relational Dynamics" at the 2024 Facilitation Lab Summit. Delve into the transformative power of understanding and directing our inner voices to foster deeper empathy and effective communication. Liya's engaging workshop combined theoretical insights with practical exercises, offering participants a unique opportunity to explore their internal dialogues and their impact on interpersonal and professional relationships. Through interactive activities, role-playing, and reflective discussions, attendees gained valuable tools for personal growth and enhanced team collaboration. Learn how to harness your inner narratives for better relational attunement and discover the key to more impactful leadership and creativity in our comprehensive blog post.