Flip It

Comment l'animer

1. 1

   Prepare the room with four to eight sheets of flip-chart paper. Label the bottom-left sheet 'FEAR' and the top-left sheet 'HOPE'.

2. 2

   Ask participants to spend 5-10 minutes writing their fears and concerns related to the topic on sticky notes and place them on the 'FEAR' sheets.

3. 3

   Facilitate a discussion about the fears, allowing participants to elaborate on their contributions.

4. 4

   Encourage participants to reframe these fears into hopeful perspectives, writing these on new sticky notes and placing them on the 'HOPE' sheets.

5. 5

   Have participants dot vote on the most actionable hopes and place the winning hopes on a new sheet labeled 'TRACTION'.

6. 6

   Brainstorm practical actions related to these hopes and discuss as a group.

Conseils

• Ensure participants understand the importance of starting with fears to gather insights before transitioning to hopeful solutions.

• Encourage open discussion but maintain focus on shifting perspectives to maintain momentum.

• Model the process by sharing a personal example of reframing a situation.

Variantes

For larger groups, use clustering techniques to group similar fears and hopes before voting. Consider asking participants to initial actions they are interested in supporting to foster ownership and accountability.