Use Breakout Groups to Foster Deeper Discussion

Smaller breakout rooms encourage more intimate, less intimidating conversations. This format often helps participants who might feel overwhelmed in larger settings to engage more fully and share their perspectives, enriching the group's collective understanding.

Smaller breakout rooms encourage more intimate, less intimidating conversations. This format often helps participants who might feel overwhelmed in larger settings to engage more fully and share their perspectives, enriching the group's collective understanding.

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