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Die zeitliche Dimension von Beteiligung: Ein- und Ausstieg gestalten
Beteiligung bedeutet nicht, alle jederzeit einzubeziehen.Vielmehr geht es darum, bewusst zu gestalten:wer wann einsteigt,wer wie lange beteiligt bleibt,und wer wann wieder aus dem Prozess aussteigt.
Beteiligung systemisch denken: Beteiligungsarchitektur und Beteiligungsdesign
Ein Grundwert des SK-Prinzips lautet: „Entscheidend sind die Betroffenen. Ihnen wird eine situationsgerechte Mitwirkung ermöglicht.“ Doch was genau bedeutet das? Jede Organisation folgt – mehr
Der Tanz auf dem Trainingsparkett – Systemisches Konsensieren aus vier Perspektiven
Seit ein paar Seminaren such ich nach neuen Wegen, meinen Teilnehmenden nicht nur die Anwendungsvielfalt von Systemischem Konsensieren (SK) näherzubringen, sondern ihnen auch die vielen
Wie eine Mini-Widerstandsfrage Klarheit im Slack-Chaos schuf
In vielen Remote-Teams scheitern gute Entscheidungen nicht an mangelnden Ideen, sondern an endlosen Diskussionen. In dieser Erfolgsstory zeige ich, wie eine einfache Mini-Widerstandsfrage per Emoji
Wie Wahlkampflogik Systemisches Konsensieren in der Politik erschwert
In my trainings, I am often asked what the limits of systemic consensus are, where it is no longer applicable. On this occasion, I describe
Choose the best option for NOW 🎯
It is often important not to choose the perfect solution forever, but the next best one for now. The "now" can be days, months, or even a
The art of participation design: planning participation efficiently, participatory and future-oriented
What is investment design? Participation design is the conscious and targeted planning of participatory decision-making processes – from the first recognition of a need to a binding decision for
Success story No. 5: Reorganization of a church congregation
It's always nice when customers describe the success of our work. Under the topic "Success Stories" there are reports from former participants or clients. This success story
Success Story No. 4: "Peace of Land" – Permaculture Community Garden
This story reached us from the Berlin permaculture garden project "Peaceof Land"After the workshop, we were eager to try it out. So we now knew that the question of
Six reasons against a veto
Why is there no veto right in systemic consensus? We are often asked that. At this point, we want to answer that. Formal decision-making systems can be roughly
Why it is
it is worthwhile to apply the SK principle in one's own group
Try.
There are certainly more good reasons, but here are 9 of them listed and explained:
Success story No. 3: Final trip saved!
Two Trainer_innen help a school class with Systemic Consensus to plan their graduation trip and thus increase the chances of getting their skeptical teacher interested in their project.
Success story No. 6: Moderation of a team day in a daycare center
A Hamburg-based provider of integrative childcare is embarking on an experiment: they have their team day moderated by the consensus pilots in order to build trust in the
Success story No. 2: SK at carnival
Under the topic of success stories, there are reports from former participants or clients. This success story reached us from Jürgen Licht, a participant in the moderation training: "Who how
Success story No. 1: SK in residential projects
Under the topic of success stories, there are reports from former participants or clients. This success story reached us from a residential project in Burgdorf. "Burgdorf, a small town near