What does it mean to really listen to someone? And how can it improve your work, relationships, and personal growth?
Join C4C for a FREE and engaging professional development workshop that will enhance your capacity to listen deeply to yourself and others. Led by former C4C board member, lifelong educator, and trained facilitator Kirstin Anglea, this session will invite you to:
Reflect on what good listening looks and feels like;
Learn about and practice a new form of listening that helps others feel seen and heard;
Explore how to apply quality listening skills in team meetings, small group settings, and 1:1 conversations.
While this workshop is designed especially for local organizational leaders, nonprofit staff, board members, and business owners, it is open to any community members eager to become more present and effective listeners. Whether you lead meetings, supervise staff, work with volunteers, or simply want to improve the quality of your conversations, this session will offer practical tools and a welcoming space to hone your listening skills.
About Kirstin Anglea
Kirstin Anglea
Kirstin is a Sisters resident and former C4C board member. Most recently, she served as the district administrator at Black Butte School in Camp Sherman. She is mission driven and a systems thinker, working to support people and organizations who wish to live and lead from a place of integrity and authenticity.
Kirstin has spent almost 40 years in education; as a teacher, administrator, and as a faculty in Higher Education. She has been a facilitator with the Center for Courage & Renewal since 2014, and she leads Circle of Trust programs and retreats in a variety of formats.
This workshop is free, but space is limited. Register now:
THE DETAILS:
What: Listen Like You Mean It! A professional development workshop with Kirstin Anglea
Complimentary refreshments and appetizers will be provided.
When: Tuesday, July 14th | 4:30-6:00 PM
Where: The Hub, by Citizens4Community | 291 E Main Ave, Sisters, OR 97759
Who: Open to the public. Registration required.
How much: Free, but donations (in person or online) are greatly appreciated.
Accessibility:
A caregiver reimbursement stipend is available for parents and caregivers in attendance.
Interpretation services are available upon request. Please email director@citizens4community.com at least one week before the event to request.
Need a ride to the event? Email us and we’ll help you find one.
Please contact Kellen Klein, C4C Executive Director, with any questions – director@citizens4community.com.