What is Consensus Decision Making? Seeds for Change 2018-04-11 | This video, the first in a set of three, is an introduction to consensus decision making. It explains that consensus decision making is a process where everybody who is affected by a decision gets to have their say and solutions are found that everyone can support. Other benefits are that people feel listened to, valued and empowered and the process results in creative solutions that all group members are committed too.Further information on consensus, facilitation and lots of other interesting stuff is available on our website. www.seedsforchange.org.uk
Facilitation: the essentials. Tips, tools and techniques (beautifully animated) Seeds for Change 2024-07-09 | Want to chair an effective and inclusive meeting? Checkout tools, tips and techniques for setting up a meeting, managing discussion and reaching decisions. Remind yourself of the small things that can make a big difference and keep your campaign group empowered and effective. Find all the skills you need bought to life in this beautiful animation.Let us know your top tips in the comments. Further information on facilitation and loads of other interesting stuff is available on our website. www.seedsforchange.org.uk
How to make consensus genuinely democratic Seeds for Change 2018-04-11 | This video, the third in a set of three, looks at the attitudes and behaviours needed for effective and inclusive consensus decision making. It also raises the issue of power dynamics as this needs to be addressed if consensus decision making is to be genuinely democratic.Further information on consensus, facilitation and lots of other interesting stuff is available on our website. www.seedsforchange.org.uk
How to do consensus decision making Seeds for Change 2018-04-11 | This video, the second in a set of three, shows a suggested process for consensus decision making. By following this procedure you should find creative solutions acceptable to everyone. Part of this method is looking at different ways of agreeing and disagreeing so a facilitator can asses how much agreement there is for a proposal.Further information on consensus, facilitation and lots of other interesting stuff is available on our website. www.seedsforchange.org.uk
