Facilitation Encyclopedia

Start with a list of questions, either a list from the Known/Unknown Matrix or any other activity that you want to generate questions. The goal is to ...

To be used alongside the Cluster Exploration exercise. Ask participants what they noticed from this experience. How did they feel while sharing? How d...

The idea here is to take the artifacts and/or ideas created/expressed as the group explored their desired future and begin synthesizing them into an a...

Particularly when the results of your experiment have been encouraging, the next step is often to build the momentum around the change your group is w...

A message tree template takes the form of a 3-level outline, with the various levels being utilized later for various forms of communication. We recom...

This activity helps the group identify their critical messages from a high-level perspective and help them think about what communities would be inter...

Provide space for each participant to share appreciation and gratitude with their fellow participants. Here are a few options:  Silent Thanks: Encour...

Capturing lessons learned from your group experience is an important check-in before considering if or how your group will continue to evolve its proj...

There are a variety of formats you can use to help participants uncover what emerged from their writing, especially after activities like Freewriting ...

Sometimes our participation in a process holds insights into growth just for us. Freewriting can help us uncover those insights Give group members a m...

Invite the participants to come prepared to share a challenge that they face with the group (we suggest giving them at least a few days’ notice, ide...

This activity will ask participants to determine the next small, incremental step by asking, “How can we make this 10% better?”Have the Project Le...