Auditing Your Personal Networks

Subgroup Size

Small Group

Duration

1 hour

External Cost

No

Lesson Plan

Source

This activity is created by Dr. Kris Acheson-Clair, CILMAR, and Brittany Biesiada.

 

This activity also references The Atlantic's "These are the Americans who live in a bubble" and "Relationship circles – The most important diagram of your life" by Blaz Kos (https://agileleanlife.com/relationship-circles/). Both articles are available in Links. 

 

Green, E. (2019, Feb. 21). These are the Americans who live in a bubble. The Atlantic. https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2019/02/americans-remain-deeply-ambivalent-about-diversity/583123/

 

Kos, B. (n.d.). Relationship cirlces—the most important diagram of your life. AgileLeanLife.com. https://agileleanlife.com/relationship-circles

 

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  1. User dcjones's profile picture dcjones 2:32 am 05 August 2019

    This activity helps with better understanding how we form relationships and how we frame them. This understanding in turn helps us to better engage in those relationships and be more intentional about developing existing relationships as well as forming new ones. It's also beneficial in helping us to be strategic about finding a balance in a diverse network of people. This is a thoughtful and timely activity. A quick Google search returns numerous articles on loneliness and the difficulty people have making new friends, maintaining relationships, and in having more diverse relationships.

  2. User stahl23's profile picture stahl23 8:31 am 09 August 2019

    As someone relatively new in a community who did this activity as a "student" (participant), I found it helpful in thinking about my social needs and how I might go about filling those -- and filling those in ways that take me into more diverse relationships than I've had in the past. Just having this in the back of my mind as I think about reaching out to groups, hosting people in my home, etc., has been super helpful.