About the webinar: Heart > Head > Hand. U Theory offers a simple framework which connects our heart’s desire to our hand of action moderated by the wisdom of our head. It is grounded, lives in the real world and leads to practical action which is good for all.
This is the fourth of a series of events that will be addressing different video-conference platforms that are being used by IAF members aiming to share best practices and 'level up' the latest tips and tricks among all participants.
This event will be in collaboration with the IAF Honk Kong Chapter, featuring Mya Kwan (our Webex Meetings Facilitator) and Amy Chan (Chapter Leader).
While seats may be limited to 100 participants in the Zoom meeting room, this session will be broadcasted live on the IAF Facebook page.
Celebrate the impact of facilitation and meet the people behind the projects. We will be honouring twenty silver, gold or platinum projects for achieving a positive and measurable impact through excellence in facilitation. Hosted by the International Association of Facilitators (IAF) the awardees span the globe, and are not necessarily IAF members. You will have a chance to hear their secrets for success, and get into conversation with the project team of your choice.
The IAF is the home and support for facilitators at all phases of their career. Since 1994 the IAF has promoted the value of facilitation worldwide through the establishment of international standards and by providing support and recognition for the professional development of facilitators.The Association has drawn on the significant experience and expertise of its members to identify the key attributes of credible and effective facilitation. The outcomes of this are IAF’s Statement of Values and Code of Ethics and the IAF Core Competencies framework.
Making the decision to seek the IAF Certified™ Professional Facilitator (CPF) accreditation can be hard. Common questions people ask are What’s involved? How much time will it take? Will I meet the requirements? and What if I don’t pass?
Presenters: Rhonda Tranks, CPF
In response to strong interest from members we will be exploring these questions at a webinar with hosts that have years of experience as professional facilitators and as IAF Assessors.
Join Beth Slazak and Missy Carvin from the Creative Education Foundation for a 90-minute experiential session hosted by IAF Canada. Participants will become familiar with the mindset needed for deliberate creativity; learn vocabulary and concepts related to the Osborn-Parnes Creative Problem Solving model; and learn about Divergent and Convergent thinking, phrasing challenges as questions, the value of praising first, and the four stages of the Creative Solving Process.