Check out my post on the CNYSpeaks blog about a facilitated public meeting I took part in on the future of the Onondaga Lake watershed. The event was designed by Dr. Tina Nabatchi of the Maxwell School’s Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC). She utilized a process called Open Spaces, which puts control of the event in the hands of participants and is best used when trying to build a sense of ownership. Read more here.
Open Spaces a Tool to Build Ownership
Greg Munno 