You know the feeling. In some meetings, you hear the same voices in discussions. A few people carry the responsibility for moving the work forward. The meeting ends, but there is little clarity about what happens next.
Effective facilitation can change that.
Facilitation helps educators build the skills to design and lead meetings where colleagues participate, think deeply and share responsibility for the work. Participants learn how to listen actively, ask questions that deepen thinking, select and facilitate protocols and create the conditions for productive collaboration.
The goal is not simply to run a better meeting. It is to build ownership and leadership capacity with your team.
When more people have the skills and confidence to facilitate meaningful conversations, leadership does not rest with one person. Teams can share responsibility, bring more voices into the work and build continuity that lasts.
Start Where You Are
Fall Meeting gives you an opportunity to experience meaningful facilitation firsthand alongside educators from across the country.
Dates: October 8–9, 2026