Participant meeting burnout during online meetings.
Author: Kāren Hunter
Kren Hunter is a New Zealand based musician, astrologer and ceremonial facilitator.
Presencing Collective Intelligence
Here is the transcript from the workshop ‘Presencing Collective Intelligence’ that I facilitated as part of the 2019 New Frontiers Conference. By Kāren Hunter.
Being with a Group
This multi-media blog post explores musical performance through the Zenergy Global Facilitation lens of the three states of a Facilitators ‘being’ – ‘being with self’, ‘being with another’ and ‘being with the group’. by Kāren Hunter.
How Facilitators can change the World.
This article explores three qualities of trained facilitators that can improve significantly the way we work together in the world. By Simone Maus.
Peer Sharing Process
Here is a description of one of the processes used at a Saturday morning session for a community gathering as part of a Matariki gathering. The purpose of the morning: to grow and deepen our community/neighbourhood. By Dale Hunter.
A Facilitation Case Study: Change from within
Zenergy Stage 2 Graduate Karena Kee talks about how she integrated the learning’s from her Zenergy training into her team at Auckland Council. By Kareana Kee.
Whole-person facilitation in Australia
On the land of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and the Elders both past and present we gathered for a week with a precious group of people. By Simone Maus.
Welcoming new Graduates from Melbourne & Auckland.
Purpose, culture, as well as self and group awareness are key Zenergy offerings.
Generating team connection using FACTS.
Late last year, we were contacted by a local government team who was experiencing issues with the way they were working together. Once we understood more about their situation, we suggested using the Zenergy FACTS model as a diagnostic tool. By Kelly Townsend.
Reflections: AFN Conference, Raglan 2017
The theme for the conference was Tuakana / Teina, which refers to the concept of older or more experienced siblings teaching and guiding younger siblings. By Kelly Townsend.