Vibrant human connection is central to our health as individuals, our efficacy in organizations, and our collective wellbeing as a society. In this workshop, moderated by Jonathan Gruber, strategy lead at Einhorn Collaborative, and facilitated by Lennon Flowers, co-founder of The People’s Supper and co-founder & executive director at The Dinner Party; and Jason Marsh, Executive Director at UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center, participants will learn about the research, conditions, and real-life practices behind our deeply-rooted human propensity for connection—what works and what gets in the way—and have a chance to practice the skills to foster a culture of connection within their organizations and communities. These practices, part of a well-rounded leadership toolkit, can be applied to the stances of bonding, bridging, and healing.
