THE ART OF HOSTING Conversations that Matter September 18, 2018 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

THE ART OF HOSTING Conversations that Matter

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September 18, 2018

Welcome, Framing and Flow

• Provide an overview and background of Art of Hosting (AoH)

training

• What does it mean to be a convener/host for learning +

Backbone org connection

• Provide an overview of the Community of Practice
• Share expectations and pre-work for the AoH training
• Provide an opportunity for questions and dialogue

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The Best Thing Ever….(a small pleasure)

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Kick Off

Carolyn Wang Kong, Senior Program Officer Blue Shield of CA Foundation

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Team Introductions

▪Amelia Terrapin, Leading Change, Facilitator and Coach ▪ Anamaria Aristizabal, Leading Change, Facilitator and Coach ▪ Brian Raymond, PHIL Program Administrator ▪ Dana Pearlman, Leading Change, Facilitator and Coach ▪ Kristania De Leon, Program Manager, CA4 Health, PHI ▪ Sue Grinnell, Director of Population Health Innovation Lab, PHI

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Check In Question

▪How would you describe your ACH current focus in regards to community engagement, inclusion or participation?

• What’s alive for you now? What are you most excited about?
• What pain points, urgencies or questions are you in the

middle of regarding community inclusion?

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Context Setting: Background

▪ Leading Change: Provide two foundational Participatory Leadership trainings in Northern and Southern California (Anamaria)

➢ Frameworks, practices, principles and methods for Participatory Leadership ➢ What is the Art of Hosting Conversations that Matter? ➢ Learn by doing; Experiential, up and moving

▪ Additional Offerings and suite of knowledge - participants bring this, too

➢ Mindfulness ➢ Mobius Method

▪ Establish and support a community of practice focused on community and civic engagement providing opportunities for deeper learning, innovation and practice. ▪ Telling our story and documenting our work together with the intention of making the

• utcomes and outputs open source for others to use, learn and contribute to.

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Four Fold Practice

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Design Challenge Question

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Collective Design Challenge question for AoH and CoP: “How might we co-create the conditions to increase and leverage community residents’ involvement in shaping the health and well being of their own communities?”

Reflection & Explanation

▪Craft a potential DC question for your ACH ▪Type into chat box

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Dialogue

▪What are you (hoping to) learn(ing) regarding community/resident inclusion and engagement? ▪What do you hope to get out of this training? ▪What is drawing you to participate in this training? (Optional if time) ▪What gaps in skills? (Optional if time)

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When + Where

▪Northern California, Napa County Nov 1-3; day 1 and 2 9:00-5:00 pm and day 3 9:00-3:00 pm ▪Southern California, LA Nov. 30-Dec 2; day 1 and 2 9:00-5:00 pm and day 3 9:00-3:00 pm ▪ Web and Registration link (please register by Sept 20) https://cachiaccelerator.wordpress.com/vermont-ach-learning-lab/ art-of-hosting-training/

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Who: Community of Practice

The community is the CACHI sites, partners, residents and

• thers interested in building their skills and knowledge who are

also working to create systems change in their own context of work, community and life in the domain area. ▪Participant Application (screen share) ▪Guiding principles - dialogue on this

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Q&A

What questions do you have?

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Check out

How are you leaving the call? -put it in the chat box

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