The Art of Hosting
Meaningful Conversations
and Participatory Leadership
Bowen Island, Vancouver

 *COVID UPDATE: In-Person Training - Vancouver BC - Nov. 2021

 We will be offering this program as a non-residential in-person training in the Vancouver area November 8-10th, 2021. 3 Days, 9AM to 5PM. 
(We will return to the residential Bowen Island annual session in 2022.)
Registration will be open soon. Please email us to be added to our list for this event.

We hope you can join us! ​
WHY THE ART OF HOSTING?​

The times we are living in call for more effective meetings, better engagement processes, participatory leadership and the ability to craft strategy from collective wisdom and intelligence.  Join us to:

Build Stronger Teams and Partnerships. Broaden the skill set within your group, work more effectively and enjoyably together, engage teams, organizations, and community stakeholders in meaningful conversations that promote resilience, belonging, innovation, and collective impact.

Enhance our skills and abilities to work with complexity, uncertainty & change. Develop leadership confidence for facing challenges that don’t have solutions, learn practices to engage skillfully with fear, conflict and stuck patterns, use wise process planning architectures for small and large scale initiatives, and host strategic conversation

Apply what you are learning directly to the change projects that are important to you, your community or organization.


Learn more about our program...
WHO'S ON THE TEAM

Your hosting team each have decades of experience teaching and utilizing participatory leadership practices in almost every conceivable setting, from the corporate sector to government, non-profits and social justice movements, faith communities, indigenous communities and social institutions.  They are experienced facilitators, coaches and leaders in their own right, and are all stewards of the global Art of Hosting community.  
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Learn more about your 2021 Hosting Team: Chris Corrigan, Caitlin Frost, Kelly Foxcroft Poirier, Tiaré Jung