Facilitation Training
UPCOMING TRAINING: May 18th 11-1 PT
Learn to apply our evidence based model
Our facilitation training prepares attendees to lead these conversations in various settings, including schools, libraries, organizations, universities, and institutions.
Training is delivered both virtually and in person and is ideal for:
- Schools: Teachers and students who want to engage in meaningful dialogue in the classroom and foster a sense of belonging.
- Libraries: Library professionals interested in deepening their library’s role as an inclusive and engaging community center.
- Organizations: Teams looking to improve communication, collaboration, and create a more open and inclusive workplace culture.
- Faith Communities: Faith leaders and congregations seeking to create an inclusive, compassionate, and affirming community.
- Institutions: Leaders and community organizers aiming to strengthen community ties and connect different groups.
Promotes Dialogue Across Differences
Encourages open conversations on challenging topics like race, politics, identity, and more.
Builds Empathy & Understanding
Helps individuals connect on a human level, leading to greater empathy, reduced polarization, and more cohesive classrooms
Supports A Welcoming Culture
Creates an environment that promotes belonging for all participants.
Do you need
facilitation training?
Our facilitation training prepares attendees to lead Living Room Conversations and grants access to our licensed guides. Our guides remain available free for individual use. Below are some examples (including but not limited to) to help you decide if Facilitation Training and Licensing is right for you!
required
- Schools/Higher Ed: teachers, admin, & school staff using LRCs in the classroom, programming, or residence life
- Libraries: public & academic libraries hosting LRC programming or events
- Faith Communities: congregations organizing LRCs
- Events: use of LRCs in any professional capacity
not required
- Students: using LRCs with small groups outside the classroom or class requirements
- Family & Friends: using LRCs within personal circles or networks
- Individuals: whether it’s a dinner party, book club, or neighborhood conversation, you are welcome to use our guides for personal, noncommercial use
