by Raffaella Toticchi | 22/03/2024 | All Updates, Organisational Change, Previous Projects, Trainings & Events
How do you bring people from different academic and geographic worlds together to discuss merging their scientific interests? How can global and community-rooted processes work together? How do you talk about global environmental and health challenges and ground them...
by Marina Roa | 1/12/2021 | All Updates, Meaningful Communications, Participatory Processes
A graphic facilitator will work with you from the design stage of your event / session / workshop until the closing stage of the project. The goal of his/her work will be to find the best ways in which visual materials can support the purpose and goals of your...
by Marina Roa | 2/11/2021 | All Updates, Articles, Meaningful Communications, Participatory Processes
Some of the main benefits of having a graphic facilitator in the room creating illustrations and visual panels are: To support the group to develop a shared understanding. To help participants to be focused and present in the conversation. To feel heard through...
by Marina Roa | 27/10/2021 | All Updates, Articles, Meaningful Communications, Participatory Processes
Graphic facilitation is a powerful way to support a group through great amounts of complex information. In order to avoid overwhelm and be able to navigate complexity the creation of illustrations and visual panels are very helpful tools. Representing the flow of...
by Angela Souza | 26/07/2021 | All Updates, Articles, Meaningful Communications
Combining Communications, Creativity and Participatory Processes for Maximum Collaborator and Customer Engagement Have you or your team ever experienced tensions when designing a project? This can happen when you and your partners or colleagues are creating a concept...
by Raffaella Toticchi | 10/06/2021 | All Updates, Practical Guides
Before embarking on the journey of providing others with guidance for a process of transformation, we need to prepare ourselves in order to make sure we are stable enough to stay standing and not be eradicated when the “winds of change” will come. This simple but...
