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Stories of Overcoming I

Resilience Workshop

Transitioning  to our Harvest

Our Next Activity

WRITTEN REFLECTION

PEER VIDEO: STORIES OF OVERCOMING

SMALL GROUP DIALOGUES

Our Agenda

Facilitation Impulses

Responses to Nervousness

Tech Hosting

The CBE Dialogue Experience

Session Three

Support

Our Agenda

Written Reflections

Peer Videos: Stories of Overcoming

Small Group Dialogues

Personal Check In

Harvest - Integration

Our Agenda

Dialogue vs. Debate

Practical Facilitation Aspects

Values & Motivation

Harvest

Fishbowl Debrief

Our Agenda

WRITTEN REFLECTIONS

PEER VIDEOS: STORIES OF OVERCOMING

SMALL GROUP DIALOGUES

PERSONAL CHECK IN

HARVEST - INTEGRATION

Written Reflection

What thoughts and feelings resonated with you

when watching this clip?

Prompt:

Let's take a moment to write, draw, doodle.

Round of Gold (2min)

What quality or strength did you witness*?

Prompt:

Share briefly a word or sentence of encouragement

about each person in your small group.

(*in the person on the 'Empathy-Chair')

Written Reflection

Which of these values resonated with you? And Why?

Prompt:

Let's take a moment to write, draw, doodle.

Our Values:

Celebrating Diversity

Initiating Dialogues

Inspiring Learning

Nurturing Community

Group Dialogue One

What thoughts and feelings resonated with you?

Sharing Prompt:

Let's practice deep listening when sharing around this clip.

Group Dialogue Two

What thoughts and feelings resonated with you?

Sharing Prompt:

Let's practice courage to share openly around this clip.

Group Dialogue Three

What thoughts and feelings resonated with you?

Sharing Prompt:

Let's practice empathic dialogue when sharing around this clip.

Activity Trial Practice

1.Click on Video (3-2-1)

2.Read Writing Prompt

3. Read Sharing Prompt and Invite 1st Person

4.Help Closure and Return

Activity Steps:

Group facilitators support small groups to engage in these steps.

Next Steps

1.Click on Video (3-2-1)

2.Read Writing Prompt

3. Read Sharing Prompt and Invite 1st Person

4.Help Closure and Return

Activity Steps:

Group facilitators support small groups to engage in these steps.

Small Group Supporters

1.Pre-Session Check in (5min)

2.Post-Session Debrief (10min)

3.Between-Session Messages

Trust Building Steps:

As facilitators you are invited to support your SGS in these steps.

'Happy Seat' Reflection (2min)

What strengths did you witness in your teammates this year?

Writing Prompt:

Write, doodle, draw briefly about the following prompt.

Written Reflection

What is your idea of 'heaven'?

Prompt:

Write, doodle, draw a brief response on the question below.

(Heaven = What gives you so much Joy or Meaning you would do it for free?)

Small Group Dialogues

Round 1: What is your idea of 'heaven'*?

Sharing Prompts:

(*Heaven meaning in this context: What gives you so much Joy or Meaning you would do it for free?)

Round 2: What inspires you about the others' ideas of 'heaven'?

Empathic Dialogue Cafe'

Strengthen community

Cultivate community-building skills

Inspire small actions towards positive social change

Goals

Peace by 2030

Wicked Issues

Compassion for Busy People

Building community around three transformative programs:

Empathic Dialogue Cafe'

Participate

Join us to grow caring peer communities

and continue your journey of self-discovery together with us.

Call to Community

Join our other programs

Sharing our Messages

Invite a friend with thought-provoking media

Serve a Group

Become a Small Group Supporter

Develop Skills

Help us to grow caring peer communities

and continue your journey of personal growth together with us.

Call to Action

Join our training programs

Get Creative

Help us to create and share thought-provoking media

Serve a Group

Become a Small Group Supporter, Tech Host or Facilitator

Personal Check In

 

Share with each other in your small groups.

Sharing Prompts: 

1.Name one element in your life that is challenging at the moment.

​2.Name one element that you are grateful for.

Written Reflection (2min)

 

Write a brief response to the following question.

Prompt: 

What does Courage mean for your personal hero's journey?

Written Reflection

 

Write a brief response to the following question.

Prompt: 

What internal or external support do you have

in dark or confusing moments?

 

 

 

Pause the Video

Take space for our short survey.

Self-Reflection Goals: 

to prepare for empathic dialogue in our small groups

to continue our journey of growth

Written Reflection

 

Write a brief response to the following question.

Prompt: 

What internal or external support do you have

in dark or confusing moments?

 

 

 

Written Reflection

 

Write a brief response to the following question.

Prompt: 

What internal or external support do you have

in dark or confusing moments?

 

 

 

INTRODUCTIONS

 

Share briefly about yourself. (1min each)

Sharing Prompts: 

1.Your name, place

2.What is a fun fact about you?




AGREEMENTS

Share in your small group about the following prompts.

Dialogue Prompts: 

 

1. Which of the Dialogue Agreements is important to you? And why?

 

 

2. Would you like to add an element to the agreements?

 

 

SHARING YOUR STORY

Invitation: 

 

Check internally if you feel valued and respected in this group.

And if you do, Take Courage, risk vulnerability, and share openly

in order to co-create Deep Connections.

 

 

Reflection Prompt:

 

 

What touched you in these stories?

 

 

Written Reflection (2min)

Prompts*:

1.What thoughts and emotions arose?

2.How do these experiences relate to your own encounters with curiosity?

Allow yourself a quite moment to reflect, write, doodle.

*Remember, there is no right or wrong answer.

REFLECTION

Write a brief response.

Prompt: 

 

We listened to Salvador's story:

What Story of Overcoming* does it remind you of in your own life?

 

*Note: No story is too small.

IDENTIFYING YOUR STORY

Write a brief response.

Reflection Prompt: 


We listened to Salvador's story:

What Story of Overcoming* does it remind you of in your own life?


*Note: No story is too small.

CRAFTING STORIES

Draft your Story of Overcoming* through the lens of following questions.

(*Maybe focus on an aspect of your story that you could share in your small group.)

Writing Prompts: 

 

1.What was the Situation* when you overcame a difficulty?

2.What was the Process of overcoming?

3. What do you feel were the Learnings along the way?

 

(*Note: No story is too small. Maybe a moment when you overcame a fear or challenge.)

Small Group Dialogues

Share in your group about the following prompts.

Sharing Prompts: 

 

1.What touched you in Christiana's story?

 

2.Inspired by Christiana: Did you ever experience a personal struggle

that led you to a purposeful action / service?

HARVEST

Reflection Prompt:

What stays with you?

Group Sharing: 

1.Write a word in the chat

2.Share a thought about your word with the group*

(*Feel free to pass if this is not your moment;)

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