TSCS PODCAST 25: Facilitator Elevator
25 | Facilitator Elevator
In this podcast we are talking big ideas, actual and actionable takeaways, and lots of fun with the camp community and professionals!
“Ding, Level Two”. On this episode, Allison Krabill is joined by Leilani Nussman to share more about the Facilitator Elevator. You’re probably thinking, “I saw the posts about this. They had really good food. Quarius was there. But what was the Facilitator Elevator?”
Between Allison and Leilani, they share more about the week and how a handful of camp facilitators got together to level up and collaborate! They get into what activities stood out to them, ways facilitation is for all, and a bite-sized taste of Leilani’s work with Anit-Racist Summer Camps.
If you’re looking for some facilitation ideas and two new pals reminiscing, this is the podcast for you.
Producer EmJ’s takeaways:
Everyone is a facilitator. Even your quiet staff member who will have to go over cabin agreements.
It can be beneficial to share what feedback you’re looking for before you present. Give your audience a specific lens to look through!
If someone started crying in my presentation, I am genuinely unsure of what I would do. Now these two have me thinking.
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Show Notes:
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Leilani Nussman
Leilani Nussman is the Summer Camp Director at The Northwest School in Seattle, on Duwamish Land. She is proud of her Kanaka Maoli (Hawai’i) heritage, and acknowledges that she benefits from white privilege culture. The Northwest School is founded on the principles of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and Leilani works hard every day to make sure that shows up, while knowing that she still makes mistakes. She hopes that someday, summer camps truly will be inclusive of ALL people.
To get in contact, email lnussman@gmail.com
Allison krabill
Allison Krabill first chanted the camp name to light the magic campfire at age 6 and quickly became that one kid that never stops talking about camp. At 28, she became one of the youngest YMCA executive directors in the country as she led YMCA Camp Immokalee through doubling the budget, master planning, board restructuring, capital improvements, and more. She loves being a camp director to camp directors through TSCS and will never turn down a game of a Gaga.
To get in contact, email allison@thesummercampsociety.com
The Summer Camp Society Podcast is edited and produced by EmJ Juszczyk.
