Workshops - Cultivating Leadership

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Facilitating Breakthrough, with author Adam Kahane

27 October 2021

Join Adam Kahane and Marco Valente for a 90-minute fireside conversation on Adam’s latest book FACILITATING BREAKTHROUGH: How to Remove Obstacles, Bridge Differences, and Move Forward Together

Virtual

Next Gen Learning Lab

November 3rd to 24th

The Next Gen Learning Lab is a powerful space for learning, connecting, and experimenting in the unknown. You’ll connect with other young people with a shared passion for development, and embark on a journey of personal and collective learning – trying the same practices, frameworks and mindsets that Cultivating Leadership teaches to leaders of global firms and not-for-profits.

Virtual

Circling – a Relational Leadership Practice to deepen Connection

September 15th

Circling – a way of intentionally enhancing depth of connection with Self and Other, and also as a practice that can be used in developmental coaching.

Virtual – various session times

Leading Inclusively

September 23, 2021 – January 20, 2022

As humans, we’re wired to label each other, and to construct reasons to elevate our group over other groups. But we’re now increasingly seeing the limitations of this wiring. When we commit microaggressions against individuals and groups, our unconscious biases get us in all kinds of trouble and make those individuals and groups feel belittled

Virtual

Navigating Difficult Conversations

October to December 2021

Have you ever left a conversation and felt uneasy, wondering what the other person is really thinking or feeling, or telling yourself ‘I really messed that up’?

Have you avoided conversations because it felt too difficult, or you weren’t even sure where to start – conversations like giving feedback, dealing with conflict in a close relationship, or addressing issues like racism?

Virtual

Ghost Light in The Meadow: Illuminating fallback in embrace of the fullness of self

October 2021 – January 2022

The symbolism of the ghost light allows us to recognize what happens on the stage of self when the theater is dark, when our shadowy characters are not invited in, and offers possibilities for exploration, discovery and action when the ghost light is left burning. Fallback debunks the illusion of the stairway-to-heaven of development. It reveals the shadows that exist in growth and the necessity of decline to allow something more whole, more authentic, more compassionate and humane to emerge.