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Building United Judgement: A Handbook for Consensus Decision Making

Business & Money

Michel

Auvine, Brian

Streibel, Barbara

Management & Leadership

New Society Pub

<p>Book by Avery, Michel, Stribel, Barbara, Auvine, Brian, Weiss, Lonnie</p>

Building United Judgment: A Handbook for Consensus Decision Making

Avery, Michel

Stribel, Barbara

Weiss, Lonnie

Reference

Fellowship for Intentional

<p>Do you want to know how to communicate, solve problems, and work more effectively in groups? The communication experts at the Center for Conflict Resolution put their experience in working with groups into A Manual for Group Facilitators. This helpful book is an informal outline detailing useful and effective techniques to help groups work well. More than a simple “how to,” the manual contains a discussion of the values, dynamics, and common sense behind group process that have been verified by our own experience. A Manual for Group Facilitators includes information on such topics as: How to plan a workshop Sample agendas How to get a meeting started on the right track Useful information about group process, communication and dynamics How to deal with conflict in groups Crisis intervention Creative problem solving, and much more In addition, there is a long chapter on how to handle common problems that occur in groups. A Manual for Group Facilitators is a valuable resource for: Anyone planning or presenting a workshop Trainers Teachers interested in innovative classroom techniques Anyone involved in a group as a leader, facilitator, or participant who wants to help the group work well without dominating it.</p>

A Manual for Group Facilitators

Self-Help

Intentional Community, Fellowship for

Poole, Scott

Densmore, Betsy

Extrom, Mary

Shanklin, Michael

Communication & Social Skills

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Building United Judgment describes the techniques and skills which groups can apply to make the principles of consensus work effectively. Whether you are new to consensus or a “practiced hand,” whether your group uses consensus in the “classic” form or wants to apply consensus principles to your own decision making structure, this book provides a thorough review of practical methods that can make your efforts work. A classic introduction to secular consensus, Building United Judgment was recently brought back into print by the Fellowship for Intentional Community. It is an excellent explanation of what it means to make the switch from voting to consensus, and how to unlock the potential of groups working with the whole person. Highly recommended, Building United Judgment is a perfect companion publication to A Manual for Group Facilitators. Chapters in Building United Judgment include: A Step-by-Step Process Attitude and Consensus Your Participation in Consensus When Agreement Can’t be reached Structuring Meetings The Role of the Group Facilitator Communication Skills Working with Emotions Conflict and Problem Solving Techniques for Group Building Adaptations for Special Situations Handling Common Problems “This is THE consensus process manual, used by many intentional communities around the country. It offers practical advice on working with consensus groups, how to run meetings, dealing with difficult issues and people. The book itself was written by a group of people that used a consensus process to determine the content and coverage. In places the styles of the differing authors vary a little. There are also fascinating notes at the margins and bottoms of pages which illustrate the development of the content of the book. If you have only one consensus book in your library, this is the one to have. If you are a group attempting to use consensus, you will benefit hugely from the practical advice this book has to offer.” — Rob Sandelin, experienced consensus teacher from Sharingwood Cohousing Community

Nesterick, Elaine

Cooperative, Intra-Community

Intentional Community, The Fellowship for

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