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Canceled: Planning and Facilitating Collaborative Meetings (Winter Harbor)

Monday, June 17, 2019 – Tuesday, June 18, 2019, 9:00am – 5:00pm

Become a better facilitator of collaborative meetings. Harness the power of the solstice to improve the impact of your work on the coast of Maine.

Reservations

Required

Location

Off Site

This program will not be held at the Wells Reserve. See program description for exact location.

This workshop has been canceled. Please sign up for the Wells workshop.

Are you interested in learning how to plan and facilitate collaborative meetings that get results? Then you've come to the right event! During this workshop, you will become a better facilitator by learning how to:

  • Determine if a collaborative process is appropriate
  • Select people with the skill sets needed to fill each meeting role
  • Use appropriate process tools and techniques to address meeting objectives
  • Enhance facilitation skills with practice using simple tools
  • Manage conflict in meetings through a greater understanding of group dynamics
  • Identify disruptive behaviors in group processes and practice strategies to deal with them

This workshop is designed to help improve your skills as a facilitator—harness the power of the collaborative process and the wisdom of your peers. Participants at every level are welcome.

Deadline to register is 5pm on June 3, 2019. Scholarships are available. For more information about scholarships or to learn more about the training contact Emily Greene.

This training will be held at the Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park. The course will also be presented at the Wells Reserve on June 20-21.

This 2-day training is being brought to the coast of Maine by the Wells Reserve, the Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park, and the Maine Coastal Program. The trainings are cosponsored by Casco Bay Estuary Program, Gulf of Maine Research Institute, Hancock County Soil and Water Conservation District, Island Institute, Maine Sea Grant, Piscataqua Region Estuary Partnership, and Southern Maine Planning and Development Commission.

For more information about this training and other trainings held around the country, visit the Digital Coast website.

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