75-min | In-Person
Focus Areas: Equity, Diversity, and Belonging; Improvement Capability; System Transformation Toward Continuous Improvement

This session will describe network building using “human-centered” continuous improvement methods. Human-Centered Improvement prioritizes the lived experience of the people at the center of the Problem of Practice (PoP). This session presents protocols, routines, and tools that elevate the voices of those on the margins, as well as helps participants understand the extreme users from either end of the bell curve, centering the humility of the improvement mindset “possibly wrong, definitely incomplete.”

Presenters

Alyssa Nestler, Lead Continuous Improvement Design & Implementation Specialist, Western Regional Educator Network
Tracy Rear, Coordinator/Specialist, Western Regional Educator Network
Erin Hayward-Ellis, Continuous Improvement Design & Implementation Specialist, Western Regional Educator Network
Kate Klein, Continuous Improvement Design & Implementation Specialist, Western Regional Educator Network
Alyssa Leraas, Data and Measurement Coordinator, Western Regional Educator Network