Ladder of Inference
Discussion Questions: Think of a time recently when you ran up the ladder of inference. What data did you select to focus on? What assumptions,
Discussion Questions: Think of a time recently when you ran up the ladder of inference. What data did you select to focus on? What assumptions,
Interests versus Positions: The Story of the Orange Is compromise a win-win for both parties? Explore the difference between Interest and Positions. Ask “why” and
Jennifer Pable, BLM Idaho State Records Manager Idaho State Office, ID
Kerri-Anne Thorpe, BLM National Communications Uses and Hydropower Program Lead Lands, Realty, and Cadastral Survey Southern Nevada District Office Nevada
Leaders often rely on their political skill (whether they are aware of it or not) to achieve work-related goals, manage work groups or teams, and
Kelly Sczomak, NPS Program Specialist Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller and Saint-Gaudens National Historical Parks Vermont
Managing by Network Program Evaluation: Briefing Document (Updated January 2024) In the Spring 2023, the Partnership & Community Collaboration Academy, the National Conservation Training Center,
Explore key concepts and best practices for making collaboration work. Collaboration is a process through which parties who see different aspects of a problem
By Leigh Goldberg and Amy Mickel, Ph.D. The Partnership Impact Model™ includes the 11 Partnership Impacts, Scaling Up Partnership Impact, the Partnership Impact Roadmap, and
By Leigh Goldberg and Amy Mickel, Ph.D. One Tam’s vision that we can do more for Mt. Tam together, working across boundaries, than we can
By Leigh Goldberg Public land agencies have collaborated for many decades, both informally and formally through inter-agency agreements, to share resources, equipment, staff, and information.
Despite high hopes, hard work, and significant investment, the social sector has experienced countless partnerships that have failed to live up to expectations. How are