We have organized different “collective ABZ planning sessions” in Geneva that hinge on peer feedback given in a setting I would call a light version of CFAR’s hamming circles.
This has worked rather well so far and with the efficient pre-selection of the participants can probably scale quite well. We tried to do so at the Student Summit and it seemed to have been useful to 100+ participants, even though we didn’t get to collect detailed feedback in the short time frame.
Already providing the Schelling point for people to meet, pre-selecting participants & improving the format seems potentially quite valuable.
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We have organized different “collective ABZ planning sessions” in Geneva that hinge on peer feedback given in a setting I would call a light version of CFAR’s hamming circles.
This has worked rather well so far and with the efficient pre-selection of the participants can probably scale quite well. We tried to do so at the Student Summit and it seemed to have been useful to 100+ participants, even though we didn’t get to collect detailed feedback in the short time frame.
Already providing the Schelling point for people to meet, pre-selecting participants & improving the format seems potentially quite valuable.
That sounds great! Thank you for sharing this.
If that’s ok, I might get in touch soon with some questions about this...
Yes, happily! konrad@eageneva.org