The She Project
The She Project is a relationship mapping exercise that helps participants build useful connections and understand how people, roles, or ideas relate.
How to run it
- After the original She Project, the organizer asked the participants to write about their experience, (and compiled their art and their descriptions in a bound book available for sale).
- On a designated date, participants were randomly given a “She Phrase” that intrigued, provoked, and inspired them to explore, express, and discover themselves.
- Set Up Organizers create short phrases beginning with "she" (one for each participant) and sends them out randomly via email at a designated time.
- Participants can "play" creating their art in pairs, group gatherings, or on their own.
- They deliver their pieces at a designated time and place.
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After the original She Project, the organizer asked the participants to write about their experience, (and compiled their art and their descriptions in a bound book available for sale).
Set Up Organizers create short phrases beginning with "she" (one for each participant) and sends them out randomly via email at a designated time.
Participants can "play" creating their art in pairs, group gatherings, or on their own.
They deliver their pieces at a designated time and place.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: The She Project. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: After the original She Project, the organizer asked the participants to write about their experience, (and compiled their art and their descriptions in a bound book available for sale).; Set Up Organizers create short phrases beginning with "she" (one for each participant) and sends them out randomly via email at a designated time.; Participants can "play" creating their art in pairs, group gatherings, or on their own.; They deliver their pieces at a designated time and place.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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