“This workshop was a breath of fresh air. We saw the value of facilitation techniques from the learner side and now have a tool kit to bring back to our organizations, colleagues and students.”
— Michele Williams, Assistant Professor, University of Iowa
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— Allison Willis Holley, Deputy Superintendent, KIPP NYC
Read More“I remembered to be human right now… It was perfect facilitation of very difficult moves on zoom. The focus was on the good stuff (connection) but there were key moments to stamp the moves.”
— Erica Beal, School Leader Lab
Read More“It will open up your eyes to what is possible for our MBA students. It will make you feel encouraged and inspired about what lies ahead.”
— Dolly Chugh, Professor and Author, The Person You Mean to Be
Read More“It's a space that allows you to bring your authentic self and feel affirmed in your truth. The tools you will learn will truly benefit the communities you are a part of virtually.”
— Sandy Tran, Noble Network of Schools
Read More“I feel more comfortable in bringing my full self to virtual spaces...Attending this virtual workshop helped me to think really meta about the role I play as an online facilitator. I got a chance to engage with other leaders from various fields to gain their perspective on what makes a community strong, and how to transform that same energy into an online world.”
— Chevon Boone, Assistant Professor of Practice, Relay Graduate School of Education
Read More“Extremely practical and useful strategies to implement virtual webinars and team meetings. I am walking away with a concrete list that will make my webinar tomorrow 100% stronger.”
— Ariana Valenzuela, New Schools Venture Fund
Read More“Our collective learning helped me to see what is possible with a creative mindset, strong expectations and a system that requires 'all in' accountability. Community is possible anywhere!”
— Darah Tabrum, Navajo Prep
Read More“It was remarkable how quickly things felt safe among a number of people I had never met previously...much has to do with your candor and facilitation skill.”
—Nate Petit, Professor, NYU Stern School of Business
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