Facilitating Decision-Making Across Differences
Bring your team to clarity even when perspectives diverge. Grounded in IISC’s flagship Facilitative Leadership™ approach.
Decisions are harder when identities, power, and perspectives intersect. This webinar introduces facilitative tools and structures that help groups make thoughtful, equitable decisions – even when navigating tension or disagreement. Learn how to create the conditions for shared understanding, lift up unheard voices, and guide teams toward choices they can stand behind.
You’ll learn how to:
- Clarify who should be involved and why
- Make power visible and disrupt inequitable patterns
- Use structures that support inclusive decision-making
- Move from conflicting viewpoints to a collective direction
A must-attend for leaders committed to equity, collaboration, and real accountability.
Pricing
- $50/person (Grassroots)
- $100/person (Nonprofit)
- $150/person (Foundation)
- $200/person (For-Profit/Social Venture)
Your Facilitators
Simone John (she/her) is a seasoned equity consultant with deep roots in Boston, MA. Prior to joining IISC, Simone was TSNE’s Senior Director of Organizational Development. Simone spent five years at Trinity Boston Connects as the Associate Director of Organizational Equity Practice (OEP), a program that provides consulting, coaching, and facilitation for nonprofits striving to become racially equitable institutions. Simone has developed and trained curricula on topics including creating trauma-inclusive organizational cultures, group facilitation with a racial equity lens, caucusing 101, and dismantling white supremacy culture in organizations, all scaffolded by three design principles: systems-thinking, relationship building, and trust. Read more.
For over thirty years, Madison (Matt) Thompson (he/him/his) has worked in the areas of conflict resolution, diversity, and cultural competency with community-based nonprofit organizations, as well as major teaching hospitals and banking and higher education institutions of all sizes. Read more.
Date & Time
Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 3 – 5 pm ET
