“I’ve been working with Think Again Training since it was just me and Davey, teaching people stuff, back in 1999,” says Toby Davis, “but it wasn’t a business back then.” Since those early days, Toby has built his skills as an educator by partnering with a wide variety of clients and receiving formal training in
Dr. Romina Pacheco has been working with Think Again Training & Consulting since 2016, but first started cofacilitating with some other Think Again facilitators since lonnnnng before that. She has cofacilitated trainings and staff retreats at the Arcus Foundation, Lesley Ellis School, and more. Romina is currently available for local-ish trainings, within an hour or
By the numbers: Last year, Think Again … Trained about 1500 participants, mostly in small- to medium-sized groups of colleagues collaborating to improve their work Provided 3 trainings for a total of ~130 high school students and teachers, from about 20 different schools Provided 17 trainings for a total of ~1100 college and university faculty,
Whew, what a year! In so many ways. Here are a few of the projects that kept Think Again folks busy in 2017: Trained faculty in almost a dozen schools, grades PreK-12, on topics like implicit bias addressing racism in the classroom trans inclusion in co-ed schools trans inclusion in girls schools “Spinning Straw into
Learn more about participating in upcoming Cross-Class Dialogue Circles in VT Donate here to the upcoming Cross-Class Dialogue Circle in Brattleboro, VT Contact Davey to talk about setting up a Cross-Class Dialogue Circle in your community Cross-Class Dialogue Circles bring together a small group of people from a variety of class backgrounds to learn together about economic inequality,
Check out Natalie Swartz’s article in the Harvard Political Review, Coming Out While Staying In: How Transgender Students Are Pushing Girls’ Schools to Examine Gender Policies. Natalie interviewed Think Again’s Davey Shlasko: Shlasko believes schools must work to address their communities’ concerns about students’ biological sex, which may prompt questions like, “What does this mean? Does that
