About this Event
This interactive workshop is designed to build bridges across diverse perspectives. Expect an engaging session filled with self-reflection, hands-on activities, and opportunities to connect with others in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Guided by Shannon, participants will consider their unique origin story, cultural influences, and lived experiences through writing exercises and group discussions.
Participants can expect to:
- Delve into the roots of their personal narratives to understand how these stories shape interactions with others.
- Learn practical tools for addressing conflict fatigue and strategies for recharging from burnout.
- Practice techniques for meaningful dialogue, active listening, and cultivating empathy in everyday interactions.
What to Bring
- A notebook and writing utensil.
- A willingness to share and listen with an open mind.
- Curiosity to explore new perspectives and challenge assumptions.
Doors open at 5 p.m. and workshop runs from 5:30-8 p.m. A selection of snacks and beverage will be provided to attendees.
This workshop is free, with a suggested donation option available when purchasing your ticket.
About Shannon McGuire
Above all, Shannon McGuire is a mom—a Master of Making®—a role that has shaped her ability to build connections, foster collaboration, and strengthen community well-being. She is the Founder and Chief Empowerment Officer of Spark! Strategic Solutions, where she helps leaders navigate complexity and bridge divides. Shannon also leads Supreme Moms®, an organization dedicated to helping mothers reconnect with their creativity, strength, and joy, and she is the founder of the Project 8B Foundation, which advances generational well-being through research, storytelling, and activation.
Known for blending clear thinking with heart-based wisdom, Shannon designs and facilitates interactive experiences that move people from vision to action. A wife, mother of four, and grandmother of one, she believes strong communities begin at home and grow outward through meaningful relationships.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Erma Hayman House, 617 Ash Street, Boise, United States
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