Question & Answer

Free Equitable Facilitation Q&A

Date
June 11, 2026
Times
June 11: 10:00 am-11:00 am

Facilitation is about more than managing an agenda.

When we gather people together, we also gather different histories, identities, experiences, relationships to power, and ways of participating. As facilitators, educators, leaders, and organizers, we often find ourselves asking:

  • How do I create space for all voices without forcing participation?
  • What do I do when someone dominates the conversation?
  • How do I address harmful dynamics without shaming people?
  • How do I navigate conflict while staying connected to the group?
  • How do power, identity, and culture shape what happens in the room?

These questions rarely have simple answers.

Join Roxy Manning for a free question-and-answer session focused on the real challenges of equitable facilitation. Bring your questions, scenarios, and facilitation dilemmas for discussion and exploration.

Together, we’ll examine what supports participation, belonging, accountability, and shared purpose in groups.

Join us for an upcoming Equitable Facilitation Q&A

June 11th, 10:00am-11:00am PDT (Find your local time)
Register Here

Who is this for?

This Q&A is for facilitators, educators, leaders, organizers, coaches, trainers, and anyone responsible for bringing people together across differences. You do not need prior experience with Nonviolent Communication or equitable facilitation. Come with curiosity, questions, and a willingness to learn.

Curious about the full Equitable Facilitation course?

The Q&A offers an opportunity to explore questions about facilitation, equity, power, participation, and group dynamics. If you’d like a deeper dive into these topics, learn more about the four-week course, Equitable Facilitation: Leading with Courage, Clarity, and Compassion. The course explores how to create spaces where people can show up authentically, navigate conflict, interrupt inequitable dynamics, and build structures that support meaningful participation.

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