Our third tip for successful collaboration, from the book Tools to Save Our Home Planet, published by Patagonia. Revisit Tip #2 here Tip #3 – Balance Group Needs With Individual Needs
Our second tip for successful collaboration, from the book Tools to Save Our Home Planet, published by Patagonia. Revisit Tip #1 here Tip #2 – Go Slowly to Go Fast
Tip #1 – Prioritize Relationships Between Group Members A group accomplishes its task only when its individuals feel trust, safety, and understanding of who is in the collaboration and why.
Tools to Save Our Home Planet: A Changemaker’s Guidebook We’re proud to announce our contribution to Patagonia’s newly released book, Tools to Save Our Home Planet — launching this Earth Day
This is a sobering time of unprecedented change for all of us who work for the health of our communities and the health of the Earth that sustains us. The
Facilitation requires a blend of skills, tools, and techniques to effectively guide groups toward their goals. Continuous improvement is key, whether you’re leading workshops, meetings, or collaborative sessions. Considering that
Buzz words. Concepts that are all the rage. Phrases that seem to appear everywhere. The term “community engagement” is having that moment in the context of collaboration and organizational development.
A group of Delaware River Watershed professionals connect at an event. In fall 2022, the Institute for Conservation Leadership (ICL) established a new leadership development program for professionals of color
Check-ins, openers, and icebreakers play a critical role in a meeting’s success. When weighing how to spend precious time, sometimes leaders cut them to squeeze “work” out of every minute
Planning for collaborations is unique The issues facing those of us seeking healthy communities and ecosystems are complex. Most groups do not have the ability to create changes needed on