Building Consensus for Sustainable Pest Management in California
California state agriculture sector called for a collaborative approach to transforming pest management
California state agriculture sector called for a collaborative approach to transforming pest management
Wendy Haynes reflects on a specific occasion where applying Convergent Faciltation principles supported her work with a grieving family.
Parents, staff and board of Amares, a successful preschool in Cologne, Germany, changed the organisation’s legal structures, while maintaining the integrity of its values and pedagogical approach, involving parents as much as they wish and as little as is necessary, reducing costs for all families and making it more accessible for families on lower income.
In just three days, a team of Convergent Facilitators helped transform a situation among groups of people working on this issue, at loggerheads with each other for decades.
Aya Caspi used the Convergent Facilitation process at Ghidotti High School in California to change their tardiness policy into one that reflects care for everyone affected by it. Tardiness rates in the school decreased significantly.
When statehouse adversaries began working together with a facilitator from the Nonviolent Global Liberation Community, a gridlocked political debate gave way to a remarkable shared win.