Community work is all about collaboration, but decision-making can lead to roadblocks in projects or programs. Majority voting leaves people feeling unheard, and true consensus can be time-consuming and frustrating. 

In this training, you will learn about Consent Decision-Making, a dynamic and effective facilitation method. This approach moves beyond traditional voting and consensus by asking, "Do you object?" instead of, "Do you agree?" 

We’ll explore how this method can empower your work in community nutrition, public health, and or internal team decisions, helping you build stronger coalitions and achieve productive collaboration.

• Dates: Thursday, October 29, 2025
• Time: 11–12:30 p.m.
• Format: live session

What You'll Learn:

• Discover how this key concept allows for more collaborative decisions by focusing on what's workable rather than what's preferred. 
• Practice the three main stages of a consent decision-making meeting.
• Explore how Consent Decision Making promotes a high level of participation, inclusion, and commitment, which are essential for community-based work.