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PRACTICING INCLUSION: Icebreakers and team builders for Diversity The Office of Intercultural Affairs Stonehill College When we do not actively include, we actively exclude. L. Talusan What does it mean to actively exclude? For years, I have worked with professionals and students to talk about how our very first activities usually in the form of Icebreakers and team builders send a message about who does and does not belong in our group. Many of us see our roles as building community; yet, we sometimes facilitate activities that marginalize others.
team builders, as a class “hook”, or simple meeting starters. We also believe that engaged facilitation is 99% of the activity – good facilitators know how to read their audience, adapt to the needs of participants, and seek to be inclusive. If you have any questions about the facilitation of these activities, please feel free to contact ...
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