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
We watched the 1.5 hr video: Resistance School Session Three: 'How to Structure and Build Capacity for Action'
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.
Projects: add your ideas of how to achieve our purpose/mission.
Roles:
Norms.
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.