Designing for Participation

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The document discusses designing for participation and building trust within communities. It emphasizes the importance of community calls, individual outreach, and listening to build long-term trust. Distributed leadership is preferable to hierarchy. Culture is shaped by shared beliefs, values and customs. The document promotes behaving with politeness, kindness, integrity and admitting mistakes to spur cultural shifts toward more open and participatory practices.

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

PARTICIPATORY PRACTICES TO
BUILD TRUST
LAURA HILLIGER | @EPILEPTICRABBIT
http://laurahilliger.com

DESIGNING FOR PARTICIPATION
LAURA HILLIGER | @EPILEPTICRABBIT
http://laurahilliger.com

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.

REMEMBER TO ALWAYS BE
YOURSELF. UNLESS YOU
SUCK.
Joss Whedon
FEAR MAKES US SUCK.

"THE PREVAILING BELIEFS,
VALUES, AND CUSTOMS OF A
GROUP"
The Culture Group, 2013
CULTURE IS A SHARED SPACE AND…

JUST BE KIND.
BE INTENTIONAL.
BE GENUINE.
BE INVITING.
How does it work?

GIVE A HOOT,
DON’T POLLUTE.
This t-shirt says:
I feel I have to mention it.
Because. Greenpeace.

SAFE SPACES THAT
HONOR OUR HUMANS
DESIGNING
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Working to open up Greenpeace by modeling behaviors and
designing for participation. http://medium.com/planet4

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We help orgs understand and implement open practices.

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”.

any of various theories or philosophical systems that seek to explain phenomena of nature by the action of force. great energy, force, or power; vigor. Psychology. a habitual mode of reducing or eliminating tension. 1. the quality of being characterized by vigorous activity and progress. "the dynamism and strength of the economy" o 2. 2. HISTORICAL•PHILOSOPHY the theory that phenomena of matter or mind are due to the action of forces rather than to motion or matter.

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