Facilitation Lab
Facilitation Lab Nairobi
Practice: Gamestorming 2.0
With Reshma Khan and Britta Wulfekammer
November 8, 2025
9am - 11am EAT
Nairobi, Kenya
General Mathenge Drive, Next to Russell Bedford
Nairobi, Kenya 00000
Nairobi, Kenya 00000
Bring your real challenges. Leave with new insights, confidence, and skills.
Whether you’re a seasoned facilitator or just getting started, Facilitation Lab is your sandbox for solving real problems with facilitation. This isn’t theory—it’s live, collaborative practice.
Each session follows Practice Playground, a dynamic format where participants take turns facilitating and role-playing through real-world challenges. It’s a low-stakes, high-support space designed to help you grow fast.
Got a workshop you’re designing? A team dynamic you’re navigating? A tricky moment you want to handle better next time? Use the structured activity to explore those challenges, get feedback, and discover what works.
Here’s how to make the most of your session:
The best part? You’ll be learning with others who are passionate about creating better collaboration, just like you.
Whether you’re a seasoned facilitator or just getting started, Facilitation Lab is your sandbox for solving real problems with facilitation. This isn’t theory—it’s live, collaborative practice.
Each session follows Practice Playground, a dynamic format where participants take turns facilitating and role-playing through real-world challenges. It’s a low-stakes, high-support space designed to help you grow fast.
Got a workshop you’re designing? A team dynamic you’re navigating? A tricky moment you want to handle better next time? Use the structured activity to explore those challenges, get feedback, and discover what works.
Here’s how to make the most of your session:
- Come with a real facilitation challenge you’re working through.
- Step into the facilitator role, or play along and offer thoughtful feedback.
- Leave with not just ideas—but actual progress on something that matters.
The best part? You’ll be learning with others who are passionate about creating better collaboration, just like you.
November 8, 2025
9am - 11am EAT
Nairobi, Kenya
General Mathenge Drive, Next to Russell Bedford
Nairobi, Kenya 00000
Nairobi, Kenya 00000
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Featured In The Lab
This month, we’re coming together to celebrate the release of Gamestorming 2.0, the long-awaited update to the best-selling book on creative collaboration. With three new chapters and 95 powerful techniques, Gamestorming 2.0 shows us how to design enlivening group experiences that spark creativity, deepen connection, and make work more engaging—whether in-person or online. During our celebration, you’ll have the chance to play some of the new games featured in the book—Event Horizon, Hidden Variables, Squiggle Birds, Coffee Question, and Altitude. We’ll explore how these playful techniques can elevate collaboration and give away a copy of the book. Join us, play a few games, and win a copy while we honor this exciting milestone for the facilitation and innovation community.
About Facilitation Lab Nairobi
Facilitation Lab Nairobi is a monthly in-person meetup for changemakers, collaborative leaders, and facilitators across Nairobi. Our purpose is to foster learning by doing in a psychologically safe environment, building a strong and supportive community of peers across the region.
As Regional Leads, Reshma and Britta cultivate a space for experimentation and collaborative leadership development, with a focus on people-powered organizational change.
Facilitation Lab Nairobi is a global network of regions, including other virtual meetups organized by continent and in-person meetups organized by cities. See the region list for a full list of all active meetups.
You can also join us in the Facilitation Lab Community Hub to stay connected with the facilitation community and get reminders of all upcoming events.
Agenda
Opener
An attendee will lead us through an engaging opener
Practice & Role Play
Attendees take turns role-playing as facilitators and participants as we practices different methods
Debrief
After some quiet reflection we’ll debrief the role-play and key learnings
Closer
An attendee will lead us through a purposeful closer
Who Should Attend
Experienced & New Facilitators
Who want to level up their facilitation skills and enhance their ability to effectively engage participants
Chiefs of Staff
Who want to align initiatives across departments and ensure strategic projects are implemented successfully
Product & Project Managers
Who want to steer stakeholders to the best outcomes and learn best practices in stakeholder management
Teachers & Trainers
Who want to design the most impactful learning and create engaging learning experiences
Key Takeaways
Gain hands-on experience with a spectrum of facilitation techniques, from classic to cutting-edge.
Receive immediate, constructive feedback in a nurturing environment to refine your facilitation skills.
Explore the depths of your existing facilitation knowledge and boost your confidence through low-stakes practice sessions.
Realize the potential to learn from anyone, appreciating the value of diverse experiences and perspectives.
Featured Facilitators
Reshma Khan
Reshma Aziz Khan is Kenyan and grew up in Nairobi, the Green City in the Sun. She has worked in the non-profit sector for over a decade, and has led team strategy, organizational development and transformation initiatives in various parts of Africa as well as Asia, the Middle East and North America. Her keen awareness on cross-cultural engagement allows her to respectfully navigate and work with people of all cultures, mind-sets and diversities. What she says on her purpose as a facilitator: ‘‘I am a CONDUIT FOR EFFECTIVE DIALOGUE AND DECISION MAKING.I create and hold a safe space for participants so that all voices feel that they can speak and be heard. Pushing my own boundaries, also actively encourage divergent thinking, and encourage generative conflict and differing viewpoints to be shared, and hold space for individuals to work through that discomfort towards then converging towards shared ownership on a decision. I aim for every participant to leave each session knowing their specific purpose going forward and feeling that they can get behind whatever decision was made, and feeling that they were fully included and validated.’
Britta Wulfekammer
Certified Executive, Team Coach, and Facilitator, passionate about driving social impact across emerging markets. As the founder of Coaching Across Borders, I partner with leaders from purpose-driven corporations, social enterprises, and non-profits to accelerate their work’s impact. My unique blend of experiences comes from roles at globally recognized firms like Sony and IKEA, and deep involvement in the non-profit sector. With experience coaching leaders and teams across >50 countries, my coaching approach is tailored to leaders eager to make a real difference. Rooted in diverse cultures from the US, Germany, Sweden to my current base in Kenya, I balance a global perspective with local insight. Passionate about transformative change in Africa, I stand at the intersection of business and genuine development, ready to assist leaders in breaking through challenges to maximize their social impact.
What People are Saying
"The community’s warmth and generosity in tending to me and the issue made me feel cared for and supported. Beyond the suggestions, which were immediately useful, the culture of the community makes leaning into that growth edge easier, and more delightful."
Katrina Mitchell
Senior Technical Advisor, JHPiego
“I just wanted to say thanks for the great session last night. Your feedback and suggestions were fantastic. I left very energized!"
Dan Corbin
Instructor at Pragmatic Institute
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