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Meetings That Work
Our purpose: increasing capacity to achieve positive change by:
Improving communication practices
Building smoothly-working partnerships
Facilitating inclusive problem-solving
Develop your abilities to:
Lead efficient, productive meetings
Take ideas from inspiration to actuality
Effective meetings are complex events, often interweaving personal and social dynamics, content expertise and process sensibilities. Whether you are planning your next fund-raiser, deciding how to advocate for a sustainable transportation policy, or working on a strategic plan, following are some of the elements that can help you make the most of your meeting:
a .Clear, objective goals
b. Inviting the right people
c. Timeliness
d. Choosing processes to guide the discussion
e. Including everyone in the conversation
f. Summarizing points
g.Keeping on track
And there's more!
Join us for a hands-on, minds-on workshop to explore processes and skills that support effective meeting outcomes. Activities include recollections of effective meetings, community-circle processes, and the sharing of notes.
Facilitator: Stuart Moody, MA, grew up writing letters to elected officials on issues of land use, air pollution, and wilderness protection. In Marin County, he led the Rethinking Plastics campaign, putting plastics reduction on the environmental agenda. Since moving to Tucson, his community activities have included: drafting a Climate Adaptation Plan for the City's Climate Change Committee; convening the Shade Tucson coalition; co-founding a neighborhood resilience group; and, most recently, facilitating Sustainable Tucson's Ambassadors of Sustainability program. In his spare time, he teaches music at Khalsa Montessori School.
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| Minimum Age: 14 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
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