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This resource is designed to connect LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-19 in a safe and accepting virtual environment. Q Chat creates a safe space by setting ground rules that promote respect so that LGBTQ+ youth feel safe, get support, and make friends. Q Chat offers quick exit buttons that can be utilized if a youth feels unsafe in their environment while ...
Setting Group Agreements with Youth. 27829. Secure and Calm. Gets Along with Others. Group agreements (not rules!) help to create safe and caring spaces that will enhance any group activity. They serve as a set of clear, co-created guidelines to help participants feel comfortable with each other in an atmosphere of safety, respect and trust.
7 cze 2024 · 8 ground rules examples. There are a lot of great, simple ground rules that you can immediately start using in your meetings. Here are some of our favorites: 1. “Explore interests, not positions”. It’s often difficult to reach an agreement in a meeting because some people are often dogmatic about their position.
• Agree to a rule that will allow adolescents to insult, dominate or bully anyone, or exclude other adolescents (including members of the Circle and others who want to join) Sample rules for new Circles: Starting Our Circle or Knowing Ourselves In our Circle we always: • Try to come on time and stay for the whole session
5 wrz 2024 · Here are some additional examples of positive group norms: Assume best intentions. Be on time. End on time. Read the agenda before the meeting. Be fully present in the meeting. Listen to understand before speaking. Agree to disagree respectfully. All action items must have a person responsible for them.
3. Divide participants into small groups, provide paper to each group and ask groups to choose one member to serve as a recorder of their discussion. Instruct groups to come to consensus on two or three ground rules that they feel would be important when having a discussion. Ask them to write down the proposed ground rules and to discuss all the
The goal of such a contract is to establish and agree upon a specific code of behaviour which each group member agrees to follow. This should be based upon suggestions by the group as a whole, with input from the leader. The agreement should allow each member to flourish in the group environment, while being able to rely on others to do the same.
