[SessionDesign] The Faciltiating Collective Power Lab, Week of July 29th

[Dirk Slater]

Hello Session Designers,

Over the last three decades, working to help strengthen change-makers’ efforts, I’ve learned that it’s all about what you ask them. Two key questions I’m constantly asking as a starting point:
- Who has the power to make the change you seek?
- Who doesn’t have the power to make the change but should?
The answers then point to exploring and analysing different power domains, which provide the foundation for strategy sessions and help them move more effectively towards success. 

Might you be following a similar path in your approaches to your facilitation practice? Strengthen your methodologies at The Facilitating Collective Power Lab. We will also explore how to identify, practice and support “facilitative leadership”. We’re offering the lab twice in the week of July 29th to accommodate a diversity of time zones

To learn more and register, please see: https://www.fabriders.net/facilitating-collective-power/

Registration is 240 GBP.  As a valued participant in this network, FabRiders would like to offer you a 25% Discount. Choose the time/date you want to attend, hit the green “next” button to register,  then click the hyperlinked “do you have a promo code?” enter FabRiders25 and hit apply. 

Also, note that there is an “Apply for Scholarship” link on both the registration pages for use by anyone who might find the registration fee to be a barrier to participating. 

Hope to see you there,

- dirk




dirk slater
FabRiders 
www.fabriders.net
Signal: FabRider.12
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Help us build the Collective Power Playbook at www.collectivepower.net
Book a time to chin wag with dirk: https://calendar.app.google/cm9bjytUgxJg8gDa7




> On 9 Jul 2024, at 10:09, Dirk Slater <dirk at fabriders.net> wrote:
> 
> Hello Session Designers,
> 
> At the end of July, you’ll have an opportunity to strengthen your facilitation skills at The Facilitating Collective Power Lab.  During this two-day, three-hour-a-day online lab, we will explore the different power domains in which change-makers operate and how to effectively design and facilitate power analysis and strategy sessions to help them move more effectively towards success. We will explore how to identify, practice and support “facilitative leadership”. We will also share facilitation best practices that help us ‘walk the walk’.
> 
> FabRiders’ labs are opportunities to explore, experiment and strengthen expertise. It's also an opportunity to connect and learn from others on a similar journey.  To accommodate a diversity of time zones, we offer this Lab twice during the week of July 29th: July 29th and 30th at 3 pm UTC or July 31st and August 1st at 9 am UTC.
> 
> To learn more and register, please see: https://www.fabriders.net/facilitating-collective-power/
> 
> Registration is 240 GBP.  As a valued participant in this network, FabRiders would like to offer you a 25% Discount. Choose the time/date you want to attend, hit the green “next” button to register,  then click the hyperlinked “do you have a promo code?” enter FabRiders25 and hit apply. 
> 
> Also, note that there is an “Apply for Scholarship” link on both the registration pages for use by anyone who might find the registration fee to be a barrier to participating. 
> 
> We are always hugely appreciative with help on outreach. Please feel free to forward this email to anyone who might benefit. And of course, do respond to this email with any questions or comments.
> 
> In solidarity,
> 
> dirk
> 
> dirk slater
> FabRiders 
> www.fabriders.net
> Signal: FabRider.12
> Get our newsletter The FabUpdate: https://www.fabriders.net/get-email/ 
> Help us build the Collective Power Playbook at www.collectivepower.net
> Book a time to chin wag with dirk: https://calendar.app.google/cm9bjytUgxJg8gDa7

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