Training Exercises
How can you help a diverse group of public and private officials, staff, and volunteers work together on difficult community-wide issues? The Public Intersection Tool Kit includes resources for facilitating these discussions. These materials can help people from governments, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, philanthropies, and businesses recognize shared concerns and act as partners in addressing community problems.
These sample exercises are available on-line and
can be used in either academic or professional settings:
Mutual Expectations
How can you help a group of individuals meeting together for the first time to define their expectations of each other and the purpose of their new group? “Collaborative Relationships: (Re)Defining Mutual Expectations” is a discussion guide to use to help work groups clarify both the functional and logistical expectations of a collaborative effort.
Mutual Expectations Discussion Guide
Additional training exercises and materials are available.
Please contact Margaret
Henderson or Lydian Altman at the School of Government
to match your needs with the objectives of our training
exercises.
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