Hello Facilitators👋 I'm really curious about where everyone is from. I'd love to make this a mega post where we can see how diverse the Facilitator Club community is. Who knows, you might find a lot more people in your area than you thought! Once I have lots of answers on this post, I want to make a nice graph!

Hey there! My team and I just launched a 2-hour, step-by-step Design Thinking video + slide deck + resources, all for free! If you've ever wanted to run a Design Thinking session for your clients/team but didn't quite know how it should look, here you go! This video was super difficult and expensive to produce, so the only thing I ask is that if you find this useful, please share it, leave a comment (on youtube) or a like, or maybe... all of those things??? It helps us to know whether we should make more things like this or not. The slide deck + other resources: https://go.ajsmart.com/designthinking Enjoy the video! ----> https://youtu.be/J64VamE8LdE?si=IScLoXgZ--8CaFWv Cheers, Jonathan

Hey folks! Living in Boston, USA. Excited to build community with other facilitators. I feel like there aren't many people who see the world the way a facilitator does and must admit that I carry some pride in calling myself a facilitator. I love what I do and sometimes wonder if there is some spiritual aspect to the work holding space. I like noticing things, especially when they help me recognizes something I though I knew but took for granted. I find a great deal of joy in those small moments. Thanks for reading!

Hello, Everyone. I have just picked up an interest in facilitation, and I came across this group while doing my research last year. Now, I am ready to pursue my dream. I need help in finding out where exactly and how to start. I will appreciate your suggestions, ideas, resources, and material that will help birth this dream. I also do not mind any form of coaching. Thanks

I am a UX designer and still quite new to facilitating, therefor all of your input is appreciated! So for one of my clients within the art industry, we are going to hold a workshop, where the primary goal is to provide them with ideas they can test for themselves during their art galleries. - There will be 8 participants and 3 clients present during this workshop (which will take 3 hours) At the moment I have a setup where first our participants (without the client) within a focus group will engage with each other. After that, the idea is to bring the participants and the client around one table divided into 3 groups each having one client with them. Here I want to provide them exercises in the direction of choosing the topic and then creating ideas. However, I am not sure what kind of exercise for choosing the topic and creating the idea I should provide them. Does anyone have some suggestions?