The document outlines a name juggling activity split into two parts for 190 peer leaders. The first part involved small group discussions about labels and inclusion. Participants shared labels they use and are used for them. The second more active part involved a blocked perspective building activity to experience different perspectives and limitations, followed by debrief discussions on the activity and how to apply lessons to their peer leader roles.
The document outlines a name juggling activity split into two parts for 190 peer leaders. The first part involved small group discussions about labels and inclusion. Participants shared labels they use and are used for them. The second more active part involved a blocked perspective building activity to experience different perspectives and limitations, followed by debrief discussions on the activity and how to apply lessons to their peer leader roles.
The document outlines a name juggling activity split into two parts for 190 peer leaders. The first part involved small group discussions about labels and inclusion. Participants shared labels they use and are used for them. The second more active part involved a blocked perspective building activity to experience different perspectives and limitations, followed by debrief discussions on the activity and how to apply lessons to their peer leader roles.
2 groups - split 190 PLs intentionally, split cliques
1st activity more discussion
● Labels ○ 1 how you label yourself ○ 1 label given by others ○ Have everyone share out and place them on the wall ○ Move into 5 small groups (1 group Caterina & 190 PLs, other 4 groups one coordinator and 5 Institute PLs break up returners) ● Group 1 - Caterina, Ashley, Kelly, Abby, & Taylor ● Group 2 - Sam, Nick, Isabella, Ryan E, ● Group 3 - Daryl, Jonny, MacKenzie, Rachel, Ryan S. ● Group 4 - Mary, Jack, Claire, Meilin ● Group 5 - Anthony, Jillian, Daeven, Quinn ■ How do you feel after hearing everyone share ■ What are some thoughts coming up around issues of inclusion on a college campus ■ How can you use this as a peer leader and infuse it into your role
2nd activity more “active” and “hands on”
● Blocked Perspective - Caterina ○ Builders can only touch their own color ○ Builders can’t talk ○ Speakers can only see their own card
2 groups for debrief - Daryl/Mary, Anthony/Sam
● Why this activity and why now? How does it fit in today’s training? ● How did what you talked about in the first activity influence what you did in this activity? ● What are you going to take away from this and apply to your peer leader role?