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Different Angles 12 – Changing How We Work Together: The Power of The Format Shift

Posted on September 24, 2020 by Tasha

Issue 12: September, 2020 In This Issue: Changing How We Work Together: The Power of the Format Shift Fall PCC Workshops: Tools for Good Meeting Facilitation and Tools for Getting Unstuck Offering Coaching, Training, and Facilitation via Zoom and Mural … Continue reading →

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Different Angles 11 – Reaching for Brave

Posted on August 20, 2020 by Tasha

Issue 11: August, 2020 In This Issue: Reaching for Brave Fall PCC Workshops: Tools for Good Meeting Facilitation and Tools for Getting Unstuck Offering Coaching, Training, and Facilitation via Zoom and Mural Know someone who would benefit from reading this … Continue reading →

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Different Angles 10 – A Time For Transformative Change

Posted on July 22, 2020 by Tasha

Issue 10: July, 2020 In This Issue Black Lives Matter A Time for Transformative Change Fall PCC Workshops: Running Good Meetings, and Tools for Getting Unstuck Offering Coaching, Training and Facilitation via Zoom and Mural Know somebody who would benefit … Continue reading →

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Different Angles 9: Using Questions to Move Meetings Forward

Posted on October 30, 2018 by Tasha

Issue 9: October 2018 In This Issue Using Curiosity-Based Questions to Move Meetings Forward Upcoming PCC Workshops: Creative Problem Solving, Building Mutual Respect and Trust Featured Training: Running Focused, Engaged Meetings Know somebody who would benefit from reading this eNewsletter?  … Continue reading →

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Different Angles 8: Working With Complaints in Meetings

Posted on February 14, 2016 by Tasha

Issue 8: February 2016 In This Issue The Three Complaints Exercise – for when things get tense in meetings Link to a new article on Taking Good Meeting Notes Upcoming PCC Workshops: Running Meetings That Work, Moving From Complaints to … Continue reading →

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