Designing for Participation

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ANIMATED GIFS AND RELATED STORIES LAURA HILLIGER | @EPILEPTICRABBIT http://laurahilliger.com

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ANIMATED GIFS AND RELATED STORIES

LAURA HILLIGER | @EPILEPTICRABBIT

http://laurahilliger.com

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PARTICIPATORY PRACTICES TO BUILD TRUST

LAURA HILLIGER | @EPILEPTICRABBIT

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DESIGNING FOR PARTICIPATION

LAURA HILLIGER | @EPILEPTICRABBIT

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TEXThttp://weareopen.coop

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PARTICIPATORY IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN

HEARING A LECTURE OR HAVING A CONVERSATION

▸ Community Calls. Here’s a guide, this is long term trust building. http://bit.ly/OS-calls

▸ Individual outreach. It’s so easy to say please and thank you, ask how people are.

▸ Listening. Amazing what you hear if you learn to listen well.

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TRUSTAT THE CENTER OF PARTICIPATION

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REMEMBER TO ALWAYS BE YOURSELF. UNLESS YOU SUCK.

Joss Whedon

FEAR MAKES US SUCK.

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HIERARCHY VS DISTRIBUTED LEADERSHIP

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"THE PREVAILING BELIEFS, VALUES, AND CUSTOMS OF A GROUP"

The Culture Group, 2013

CULTURE IS A SHARED SPACE AND…

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JUST BE KIND. BE INTENTIONAL. BE GENUINE. BE INVITING.

How does it work?

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GIVE A HOOT, DON’T POLLUTE.

This t-shirt says:

I feel I have to mention it. Because. Greenpeace.

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SAFE SPACES THAT HONOR OUR HUMANS

DESIGNING

<< Blog Holland audience participation post it wall

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Working to open up Greenpeace by modeling behaviors and designing for participation. http://medium.com/planet4

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HTTP://WEAREOPEN.COOP We help orgs understand and implement open practices.

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BEHAVIORS THAT SPUR CULTURAL SHIFTS:‣ Standing up for others ‣ Listening ‣ Giving credit ‣ Sharing openly ‣ Being polite, kind and human ‣ Admitting mistakes ‣ Acting with integrity ‣ all those behaviors you learned when you were little and

then forgot because the world got “complicated”.