Fwd: Facilitating with Stories -- Zoom recording links
Dear friends and colleagues,
you might recall a note from me a few weeks ago about the newest of the
three books about Facilitating with Stories. The first was The Story
Cookbook, the second was Making Sense of Stories: an Inquirer's Compendium;
and the newly released one is Facilitating with Stories: Ethics, Reflective
Practice and Philosophies. I highly recommend these books to you. Andrew
Rixon and Cathryn Lloyd were the editors of two of them, Andrew Rixon and
Geoff Hill were editors for one. They're in Australia. I met Andrew through
OST many years ago. This is a great body of work about stories.
The four online book launch events included presentations by the authors
about their chapters and are very informative. There are recordings on zoom
for three of the four sessions. They are available for one week only. See
links in the email below from Andrew.
in genuine contact,
Birgitt
[image: Picture]
Birgitt Williams
*Senior consultant-author-mentor to leaders and consultants *
Specialist in organizational and systemic transformation, leadership
development, and the benefits of nourishing a culture of leadership.
www.dalarinternational.com
Learn More & Register
http://www.dalarinternational.com/upcoming-workshops/ for any of our
upcoming workshops here.
16 Sunny Acres Dr., Etowah, North Carolina, USA 28729
Phone: 01-919-522-7750
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From: Andrew Rixon andrew@babelfishgroup.com
Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2022 at 3:02 AM
Subject: Facilitating with Stories -- Zoom recording links
To: Andrew Rixon andrew@babelfishgroup.com
Cc: Cathryn Lloyd cathryn@maverickminds.com.au
Hi,
In case you missed them - here's the sessions and the associated Zoom
recording links:
Thursday 13th October 12-1.30pm -- Reflective Practice and Philosophies
With special speakers:
· Dr Brenda Heyworth with “The Role of Stories in Design for Change”
· Geof Hill with "Analysing Provenance Stories by Drawing on ‘Six Degrees
of Separation"
· Peter Melrose with “Reflection in Practice Beyond Supervision: Sharing
Reflexive Stories is Not the Same as Professional Supervision”
· And exploring facilitation philosophies with: Anna Ong, Stephen Berkeley,
Kavi Arasu and Alison Gittelson
** No Zoom recording link for this one.
Thursday 20th October 12-1.30pm -- A focus on Ethics
With special speakers:
· Andrea Quinn with “Exploring the Ethics and Unintended Consequences of
Facilitating with Stories”
· Sam Hardy with “The Ethics of Working with Someone to Change Their Story:
Managing Power”
· Tracy Martin with “Knowing Me, Knowing You: What do Stories Shared by
Company Directors Tell Us about How They Use Their Expertise?”
· Birgitt Williams and Rachel Bolton with “Exploring the Ethics of Working
with Stories within Organizations”
Zoom recording link:
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Tuesday 25th October 12-1.30pm -- Reflective Practice and Philosophies
With special speakers:
· Bob Dick with “Stories that Deepen Understanding”
· Chamila Perrera with “Digital Storytelling As a Pedagogical Approach to
Sustainability Education in Business Schools”
· Stephen Meagher and Johanna de Ruyter with “Two Worlds Collide: Exploring
the Use of Playback Theatre in Organizations ”
· And exploring facilitation philosophies with: Sam Trattles, Kay Ross,
Gabrielle Martinovich, Vivian Vaillant
Zoom recording link:
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Thursday 27th October 12-1.30pm -- A focus on Ethics
With special speakers:
· Sara Branch and Louisa Whettam with “Creating a Safe Space for Stories:
The Role of Process and Space when Facilitating the Safe Ethical Use of
Stories”
· Geof Hill with “Ethics of Soliciting Stories and Using Stories as Data
for Inquiry”
· Michael Lissack with “The Hidden T’s Of Unethical Stories: What Happens
When Requisite Respect for the Listener is Missing”
Zoom recording link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/0HK0bOlrjVMbf5NrHPiT2bFH1uiTs5pqMYVyIcfV4T5bMZmbUkjMcDqD3kl1SMDd.tv-RPSyWL5uQQl6-
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Please note - the recording links will be available for 1 week, and you can
download to your local computer.
To purchase any of the copies of the book - go to Cambridge Scholar
website: https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-8829-5
Don't forget to use the discount code "Author40".
We hope you enjoy...and... have a great week end ahead too!
Warm regards
Andrew and Cathryn
--
Andrew Rixon PhD
Director
Babel Fish Group
W: http://www.babelfishgroup.com
E: andrew@babelfishgroup.com
M: +61400 352 809
F: +61(0)3 8610 0162
Latest books:
NEW!
Facilitating with Stories: Ethics, Reflective Practice and Philosophies
(2022) https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-8829-5
This book provides a rich connection between theory and practice for those
seeking to work with stories in organisational, community, educative or
coaching settings.
Making Sense of Stories: An Inquirers Compendium (2021)
https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-6587-6
An essential companion to the Story Cookbook, this book provides a rich
array of ways to analyse stories for researchers and consultants.
Dear Birgitt,
thank you so much for sharing these links!
I have just listened to one of the sessions - and have enjoyed it a lot.
I have also checked in with the publisher to see, if there could be a bit
longer time to listen to the other chapters, including the one you wrote
Birgitt together with Rachel “Exploring the Ethics of Working with Stories
within Organizations”- as this is offline already. I will let you know if I
hear back from the publishers with prolonged access to the zoom recordings.
I found the conversation with Sara Branch and Louisa Whettam with “Creating
a Safe Space for Stories: The Role of Process and Space when Facilitating
the Safe Ethical Use of Stories” very interesting. They offer a great
reminder, of why we always have a closing circle in an Open Space and Whole
Person Process Facilitated meetings - and a reminder of what happens if you
don't.
I also enjoyed their practical tips on how to work with energy in the room
by providing fidgets, breaks, and movements to help participants to stay
centered, and integrate their learning and emotions. With their sharing,
they help me find more words and perspective - again - to explain why I am
making certain facilitation choices in order to work with the energy in the
room.
This conversation's focus is an exploration of the concept of a safe space.
I prefer to create a life-nourishing space because I cannot provide a safe
space. On the notion of the Ethics of Story Sharing it might not even be
ethical to try to create a safe space.
But I believe it is mandatory to help my sponsors create Ethics for
Storysharing for working with stories in their organization/ context.
My practice is based on the way Birgitt and Rachel have written about in
the chapter of the book Facilitating with Stories “Exploring the Ethics of
Working with Stories within Organizations”. It allows my clients to work
with stories in an ethical way and therefore creates a life nourishing
environment of maximum choice, freedom, and leadership of each individual
involved as well as the whole group and the organization when sharing
stories and later working with the data from the stories.
I hope your zoom call recording will be available again. so I can listen to
your sharing, too.
I hope many people will benefit from this book!
Greetings from Berlin,
Anna Caroline
Anna Caroline Türk
Mentor to Visionary Leaders
+49(0)176 24872254 | TruthCircles.com http://TruthCircles.com
Am Fr., 28. Okt. 2022 um 01:34 Uhr schrieb Birgitt Williams via OSList <
everyone@oslist.org>:
Dear friends and colleagues,
you might recall a note from me a few weeks ago about the newest of the
three books about Facilitating with Stories. The first was The Story
Cookbook, the second was Making Sense of Stories: an Inquirer's Compendium;
and the newly released one is Facilitating with Stories: Ethics, Reflective
Practice and Philosophies. I highly recommend these books to you. Andrew
Rixon and Cathryn Lloyd were the editors of two of them, Andrew Rixon and
Geoff Hill were editors for one. They're in Australia. I met Andrew through
OST many years ago. This is a great body of work about stories.
The four online book launch events included presentations by the authors
about their chapters and are very informative. There are recordings on zoom
for three of the four sessions. They are available for one week only. See
links in the email below from Andrew.
in genuine contact,
Birgitt
[image: Picture]
Birgitt Williams
*Senior consultant-author-mentor to leaders and consultants *
Specialist in organizational and systemic transformation, leadership
development, and the benefits of nourishing a culture of leadership.
www.dalarinternational.com
Learn More & Register
http://www.dalarinternational.com/upcoming-workshops/ for any of our
upcoming workshops here.
16 Sunny Acres Dr., Etowah, North Carolina, USA 28729
Phone: 01-919-522-7750
Like us on Facebook
https://dalarinternational.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=35ed818c946a88ba7344da05f&id=6677c35b38&e=e7zyhHfiqG
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---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Andrew Rixon andrew@babelfishgroup.com
Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2022 at 3:02 AM
Subject: Facilitating with Stories -- Zoom recording links
To: Andrew Rixon andrew@babelfishgroup.com
Cc: Cathryn Lloyd cathryn@maverickminds.com.au
Hi,
In case you missed them - here's the sessions and the associated Zoom
recording links:
Thursday 13th October 12-1.30pm -- Reflective Practice and Philosophies
With special speakers:
· Dr Brenda Heyworth with “The Role of Stories in Design for Change”
· Geof Hill with "Analysing Provenance Stories by Drawing on ‘Six Degrees
of Separation"
· Peter Melrose with “Reflection in Practice Beyond Supervision: Sharing
Reflexive Stories is Not the Same as Professional Supervision”
· And exploring facilitation philosophies with: Anna Ong, Stephen
Berkeley, Kavi Arasu and Alison Gittelson
** No Zoom recording link for this one.
Thursday 20th October 12-1.30pm -- A focus on Ethics
With special speakers:
· Andrea Quinn with “Exploring the Ethics and Unintended Consequences of
Facilitating with Stories”
· Sam Hardy with “The Ethics of Working with Someone to Change Their
Story: Managing Power”
· Tracy Martin with “Knowing Me, Knowing You: What do Stories Shared by
Company Directors Tell Us about How They Use Their Expertise?”
· Birgitt Williams and Rachel Bolton with “Exploring the Ethics of Working
with Stories within Organizations”
Zoom recording link:
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Tuesday 25th October 12-1.30pm -- Reflective Practice and Philosophies
With special speakers:
· Bob Dick with “Stories that Deepen Understanding”
· Chamila Perrera with “Digital Storytelling As a Pedagogical Approach to
Sustainability Education in Business Schools”
· Stephen Meagher and Johanna de Ruyter with “Two Worlds Collide:
Exploring the Use of Playback Theatre in Organizations ”
· And exploring facilitation philosophies with: Sam Trattles, Kay Ross,
Gabrielle Martinovich, Vivian Vaillant
Zoom recording link:
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Thursday 27th October 12-1.30pm -- A focus on Ethics
With special speakers:
· Sara Branch and Louisa Whettam with “Creating a Safe Space for Stories:
The Role of Process and Space when Facilitating the Safe Ethical Use of
Stories”
· Geof Hill with “Ethics of Soliciting Stories and Using Stories as Data
for Inquiry”
· Michael Lissack with “The Hidden T’s Of Unethical Stories: What Happens
When Requisite Respect for the Listener is Missing”
Zoom recording link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/0HK0bOlrjVMbf5NrHPiT2bFH1uiTs5pqMYVyIcfV4T5bMZmbUkjMcDqD3kl1SMDd.tv-RPSyWL5uQQl6-
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Please note - the recording links will be available for 1 week, and you
can download to your local computer.
To purchase any of the copies of the book - go to Cambridge Scholar
website: https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-8829-5
Don't forget to use the discount code "Author40".
We hope you enjoy...and... have a great week end ahead too!
Warm regards
Andrew and Cathryn
--
Andrew Rixon PhD
Director
Babel Fish Group
W: http://www.babelfishgroup.com
E: andrew@babelfishgroup.com
M: +61400 352 809
F: +61(0)3 8610 0162
Latest books:
NEW!
Facilitating with Stories: Ethics, Reflective Practice and Philosophies
(2022) https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-8829-5
This book provides a rich connection between theory and practice for those
seeking to work with stories in organisational, community, educative or
coaching settings.
Making Sense of Stories: An Inquirers Compendium (2021)
https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-6587-6
An essential companion to the Story Cookbook, this book provides a rich
array of ways to analyse stories for researchers and consultants.
OSList mailing list -- everyone@oslist.org
To unsubscribe send an email to everyone-leave@oslist.org
Hi all,
This link and all others work now and I am looking forward to listening in.
· Birgitt Williams and Rachel Bolton with “Exploring the Ethics of Working
with Stories within Organizations”
Zoom recording link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/Yk3F64jJza0iw6iQgO0cSlEUIrcScrG7R3kD-dgzyO-0lLzYXvoc8l7nmSxV92tf.rdmeD674h7oeiT3i
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/Yk3F64jJza0iw6iQgO0cSlEUIrcScrG7R3kD-dgzyO-0lLzYXvoc8l7nmSxV92tf.rdmeD674h7oeiT3i
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Liebe Grüße
Anna Caroline
Anna Caroline Türk annacaroline@truthcircles.com schrieb am Fr. 28. Okt.
2022 um 10:08:
Dear Birgitt,
thank you so much for sharing these links!
I have just listened to one of the sessions - and have enjoyed it a lot.
I have also checked in with the publisher to see, if there could be a bit
longer time to listen to the other chapters, including the one you wrote
Birgitt together with Rachel “Exploring the Ethics of Working with Stories
within Organizations”- as this is offline already. I will let you know if I
hear back from the publishers with prolonged access to the zoom recordings.
I found the conversation with Sara Branch and Louisa Whettam with
“Creating a Safe Space for Stories: The Role of Process and Space when
Facilitating the Safe Ethical Use of Stories” very interesting. They offer
a great reminder, of why we always have a closing circle in an Open Space
and Whole Person Process Facilitated meetings - and a reminder of what
happens if you don't.
I also enjoyed their practical tips on how to work with energy in the room
by providing fidgets, breaks, and movements to help participants to stay
centered, and integrate their learning and emotions. With their sharing,
they help me find more words and perspective - again - to explain why I am
making certain facilitation choices in order to work with the energy in the
room.
This conversation's focus is an exploration of the concept of a safe
space. I prefer to create a life-nourishing space because I cannot provide
a safe space. On the notion of the Ethics of Story Sharing it might not
even be ethical to try to create a safe space.
But I believe it is mandatory to help my sponsors create Ethics for
Storysharing for working with stories in their organization/ context.
My practice is based on the way Birgitt and Rachel have written about in
the chapter of the book Facilitating with Stories “Exploring the Ethics of
Working with Stories within Organizations”. It allows my clients to work
with stories in an ethical way and therefore creates a life nourishing
environment of maximum choice, freedom, and leadership of each individual
involved as well as the whole group and the organization when sharing
stories and later working with the data from the stories.
I hope your zoom call recording will be available again. so I can listen
to your sharing, too.
I hope many people will benefit from this book!
Greetings from Berlin,
Anna Caroline
Anna Caroline Türk
Mentor to Visionary Leaders
+49(0)176 24872254 | TruthCircles.com http://TruthCircles.com
Am Fr., 28. Okt. 2022 um 01:34 Uhr schrieb Birgitt Williams via OSList <
everyone@oslist.org>:
Dear friends and colleagues,
you might recall a note from me a few weeks ago about the newest of the
three books about Facilitating with Stories. The first was The Story
Cookbook, the second was Making Sense of Stories: an Inquirer's Compendium;
and the newly released one is Facilitating with Stories: Ethics, Reflective
Practice and Philosophies. I highly recommend these books to you. Andrew
Rixon and Cathryn Lloyd were the editors of two of them, Andrew Rixon and
Geoff Hill were editors for one. They're in Australia. I met Andrew through
OST many years ago. This is a great body of work about stories.
The four online book launch events included presentations by the authors
about their chapters and are very informative. There are recordings on zoom
for three of the four sessions. They are available for one week only. See
links in the email below from Andrew.
in genuine contact,
Birgitt
[image: Picture]
Birgitt Williams
*Senior consultant-author-mentor to leaders and consultants *
Specialist in organizational and systemic transformation, leadership
development, and the benefits of nourishing a culture of leadership.
www.dalarinternational.com
Learn More & Register
http://www.dalarinternational.com/upcoming-workshops/ for any of our
upcoming workshops here.
16 Sunny Acres Dr., Etowah, North Carolina, USA 28729
Phone: 01-919-522-7750
Like us on Facebook
https://dalarinternational.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=35ed818c946a88ba7344da05f&id=6677c35b38&e=e7zyhHfiqG
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---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Andrew Rixon andrew@babelfishgroup.com
Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2022 at 3:02 AM
Subject: Facilitating with Stories -- Zoom recording links
To: Andrew Rixon andrew@babelfishgroup.com
Cc: Cathryn Lloyd cathryn@maverickminds.com.au
Hi,
In case you missed them - here's the sessions and the associated Zoom
recording links:
Thursday 13th October 12-1.30pm -- Reflective Practice and Philosophies
With special speakers:
· Dr Brenda Heyworth with “The Role of Stories in Design for Change”
· Geof Hill with "Analysing Provenance Stories by Drawing on ‘Six Degrees
of Separation"
· Peter Melrose with “Reflection in Practice Beyond Supervision: Sharing
Reflexive Stories is Not the Same as Professional Supervision”
· And exploring facilitation philosophies with: Anna Ong, Stephen
Berkeley, Kavi Arasu and Alison Gittelson
** No Zoom recording link for this one.
Thursday 20th October 12-1.30pm -- A focus on Ethics
With special speakers:
· Andrea Quinn with “Exploring the Ethics and Unintended Consequences of
Facilitating with Stories”
· Sam Hardy with “The Ethics of Working with Someone to Change Their
Story: Managing Power”
· Tracy Martin with “Knowing Me, Knowing You: What do Stories Shared by
Company Directors Tell Us about How They Use Their Expertise?”
· Birgitt Williams and Rachel Bolton with “Exploring the Ethics of
Working with Stories within Organizations”
Zoom recording link:
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Tuesday 25th October 12-1.30pm -- Reflective Practice and Philosophies
With special speakers:
· Bob Dick with “Stories that Deepen Understanding”
· Chamila Perrera with “Digital Storytelling As a Pedagogical Approach to
Sustainability Education in Business Schools”
· Stephen Meagher and Johanna de Ruyter with “Two Worlds Collide:
Exploring the Use of Playback Theatre in Organizations ”
· And exploring facilitation philosophies with: Sam Trattles, Kay Ross,
Gabrielle Martinovich, Vivian Vaillant
Zoom recording link:
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Thursday 27th October 12-1.30pm -- A focus on Ethics
With special speakers:
· Sara Branch and Louisa Whettam with “Creating a Safe Space for Stories:
The Role of Process and Space when Facilitating the Safe Ethical Use of
Stories”
· Geof Hill with “Ethics of Soliciting Stories and Using Stories as Data
for Inquiry”
· Michael Lissack with “The Hidden T’s Of Unethical Stories: What Happens
When Requisite Respect for the Listener is Missing”
Zoom recording link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/0HK0bOlrjVMbf5NrHPiT2bFH1uiTs5pqMYVyIcfV4T5bMZmbUkjMcDqD3kl1SMDd.tv-RPSyWL5uQQl6-
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Please note - the recording links will be available for 1 week, and you
can download to your local computer.
To purchase any of the copies of the book - go to Cambridge Scholar
website: https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-8829-5
Don't forget to use the discount code "Author40".
We hope you enjoy...and... have a great week end ahead too!
Warm regards
Andrew and Cathryn
--
Andrew Rixon PhD
Director
Babel Fish Group
W: http://www.babelfishgroup.com
E: andrew@babelfishgroup.com
M: +61400 352 809
F: +61(0)3 8610 0162
Latest books:
NEW!
Facilitating with Stories: Ethics, Reflective Practice and Philosophies
(2022) https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-8829-5
This book provides a rich connection between theory and practice for
those seeking to work with stories in organisational, community, educative
or coaching settings.
Making Sense of Stories: An Inquirers Compendium (2021)
https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-5275-6587-6
An essential companion to the Story Cookbook, this book provides a rich
array of ways to analyse stories for researchers and consultants.
OSList mailing list -- everyone@oslist.org
To unsubscribe send an email to everyone-leave@oslist.org
--
Anna Caroline Türk
Mentor to Visionary Leaders
+49(0)176 24872254 | TruthCircles.com http://TruthCircles.com
Dear friends and colleagues in OST,
some of you had wanted to listen to all of the sessions about Facilitating
With Stories, and let me know that at least one of the links was showing up
as expired. All links are now live. They are listed below in this email
thread along with the passcode and a short description of what is in each
segment. The newly published book of Facilitating With Stories is a grand
resource as are the Story Coookbook and Making Sense of Stories. The
sessions held in October for the book launch are informative and free of
charge to get a lot of good insights and tips for those of you who love
story. See below for details. Recordings are open for only a few more days,
in genuine contact,
Birgitt
ps. for info about recording links please scroll down
[image: Picture]
Birgitt Williams
*Senior consultant-author-mentor to leaders and consultants *
Specialist in organizational and systemic transformation, leadership
development, and the benefits of nourishing a culture of leadership.
www.dalarinternational.com
Learn More & Register
http://www.dalarinternational.com/upcoming-workshops/ for any of our
upcoming workshops here.
16 Sunny Acres Dr., Etowah, North Carolina, USA 28729
Phone: 01-919-522-7750
Like us on Facebook
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On Thu, Oct 27, 2022 at 7:34 PM Birgitt Williams <
birgitt@dalarinternational.com> wrote:
Dear friends and colleagues,
you might recall a note from me a few weeks ago about the newest of the
three books about Facilitating with Stories. The first was The Story
Cookbook, the second was Making Sense of Stories: an Inquirer's Compendium;
and the newly released one is Facilitating with Stories: Ethics, Reflective
Practice and Philosophies. I highly recommend these books to you. Andrew
Rixon and Cathryn Lloyd were the editors of two of them, Andrew Rixon and
Geoff Hill were editors for one. They're in Australia. I met Andrew through
OST many years ago. This is a great body of work about stories.
The four online book launch events included presentations by the authors
about their chapters and are very informative. There are recordings on zoom
for three of the four sessions. They are available for one week only. See
links in the email below from Andrew.
in genuine contact,
Birgitt
[image: Picture]
Birgitt Williams
*Senior consultant-author-mentor to leaders and consultants *
Specialist in organizational and systemic transformation, leadership
development, and the benefits of nourishing a culture of leadership.
www.dalarinternational.com
Learn More & Register
http://www.dalarinternational.com/upcoming-workshops/ for any of our
upcoming workshops here.
16 Sunny Acres Dr., Etowah, North Carolina, USA 28729
Phone: 01-919-522-7750
Like us on Facebook
https://dalarinternational.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=35ed818c946a88ba7344da05f&id=6677c35b38&e=e7zyhHfiqG
Connect on LinkedIn
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---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Andrew Rixon andrew@babelfishgroup.com
Date: Thu, Oct 27, 2022 at 3:02 AM
Subject: Facilitating with Stories -- Zoom recording links
To: Andrew Rixon andrew@babelfishgroup.com
Cc: Cathryn Lloyd cathryn@maverickminds.com.au
Hi,
In case you missed them - here's the sessions and the associated Zoom
recording links:
Thursday 13th October 12-1.30pm -- Reflective Practice and Philosophies
With special speakers:
· Dr Brenda Heyworth with “The Role of Stories in Design for Change”
· Geof Hill with "Analysing Provenance Stories by Drawing on ‘Six Degrees
of Separation"
· Peter Melrose with “Reflection in Practice Beyond Supervision: Sharing
Reflexive Stories is Not the Same as Professional Supervision”
· And exploring facilitation philosophies with: Anna Ong, Stephen
Berkeley, Kavi Arasu and Alison Gittelson
** No Zoom recording link for this one.
Thursday 20th October 12-1.30pm -- A focus on Ethics
With special speakers:
· Andrea Quinn with “Exploring the Ethics and Unintended Consequences of
Facilitating with Stories”
· Sam Hardy with “The Ethics of Working with Someone to Change Their
Story: Managing Power”
· Tracy Martin with “Knowing Me, Knowing You: What do Stories Shared by
Company Directors Tell Us about How They Use Their Expertise?”
· Birgitt Williams and Rachel Bolton with “Exploring the Ethics of Working
with Stories within Organizations”
Zoom recording link:
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Tuesday 25th October 12-1.30pm -- Reflective Practice and Philosophies
With special speakers:
· Bob Dick with “Stories that Deepen Understanding”
· Chamila Perrera with “Digital Storytelling As a Pedagogical Approach to
Sustainability Education in Business Schools”
· Stephen Meagher and Johanna de Ruyter with “Two Worlds Collide:
Exploring the Use of Playback Theatre in Organizations ”
· And exploring facilitation philosophies with: Sam Trattles, Kay Ross,
Gabrielle Martinovich, Vivian Vaillant
Zoom recording link:
Passcode: FacilitatingwithStories2022!
Thursday 27th October 12-1.30pm -- A focus on Ethics
With special speakers:
· Sara Branch and Louisa Whettam with “Creating a Safe Space for Stories:
The Role of Process and Space when Facilitating the Safe Ethical Use of
Stories”
· Geof Hill with “Ethics of Soliciting Stories and Using Stories as Data
for Inquiry”
· Michael Lissack with “The Hidden T’s Of Unethical Stories: What Happens
When Requisite Respect for the Listener is Missing”
Zoom recording link:
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Please note - the recording links will be available for 1 week, and you
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Warm regards
Andrew and Cathryn
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Director
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