1. Berkeley Team

Our team went through the Harvard Resistance team building process in three meetings.

Pt 1: Empathy Team Building: Harvard Resistance School Process

Pt 2: Empathy Team Building: Using Harvard Resistance School

Pt 3: Empathy Team Building: Using Harvard Resistance School

This is What We Came up With.

Team Name: (still need to come up with name)

Participants

Our Leadership Team's shared purpose is to build a culture of empathy in the political sphere. We will work initially in the east bay region and engage people with different or conflicting viewpoints. We will create movable and replicable Empathy Tent Pop Ups to; listen, teach, train and facilitate empathy circle dialogues and creatively design other initiatives.

Open Google Document:

  • Projects: add your ideas of how to achieve our purpose/mission.

  • Roles:

  • Norms.

Google Document

Our Personal Values.

Values

responsible

creative

supportive

team player

honest communication

imagination

laughter

health

relationships

caring for others

help for disadvantages

respect

humanity for all

nature

grounded place

empathy

hard work

adventure

discovery

discover

family

logic

connection

Interest

community politics

public service

music history

gardening

audio engineering/dj

running a business

creative writing

teenagers

nature

helping others working in groups

networking

community gardening

empathy

Seeking/Questing

deeper connection

$urvival

art

politics

jazz

outdoors

laughter

travel

kids

Resources

time

cars

computer skills

CPR

listening

writing

editing

office space

responsibility

experience in groups

car

worlds biggest empathy resource

technical/computer/video

meeting place

fearless

talk to anybody

performance/role play

Add to the team building process.

  • how much time specifically can everyone commit

  • * We need to decide what needs to get done for this group to move forward.

  • * We need to clarify people's responsibilities and commitments.

  • * Make sure everyone commits to concrete assignments.