The following list outlines all that is needed to host a successful FACTUALITY facilitation. Below the list is my most current bio.
Please refer back to this page, factualitythegame.com/gameday one week prior to our time together
to ensure that you are fully prepared for the facilitation and that you have my most updated bio.
I look forward to serving you and your community!
Facilitation Needs:
Natalie Gillard Bio:
During her undergraduate experience, Natalie Gillard found that support for individuals from diverse backgrounds was rather limited. The latter ignited her desire to pursue a self-designed graduate study in Race and Ethnic Relations, as well as diverse professional opportunities. Natalie has held various inclusion roles over her 12 year career most recently serving as Stevenson University's Assistant Vice President for Multicultural Experience.
Natalie is the creator of FACTUALITY, a facilitated dialogue, crash course, and board game, all in one, that explores structural inequality based on national statistics. FACTUALITY has supported the diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives of Fortune 500 company Lockheed Martin, Bloomberg Bureau of National Affairs, the College Board, the American Heart Association, the National Institutes of Health, the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights, Bill Gates Millennium Scholars, and The University of Arizona, where author and civil rights activist, bell hooks participated.
FACTUALITY has reached over 11,000 participants and was just featured in Baltimore Magazine’s Best of Baltimore issue. FACTUALITY has also been featured in the Afro American Newspaper, Boston Voyager, The Johns Hopkins Newsletter, The Baltimore Jewish Times, is listed in the Kellogg Foundation's Racial and Equity Resource Guide, and became an ice cream flavor earlier this year, through a partnership with social justice ice cream brand, Taharka Brothers.
- a room that can accommodate all program attendees
- tables and chairs to accommodate small groups of eight per table
- two volunteers for every 50 participants to assist with set up
- access to the room at least one hour prior to scheduled start time
- a room equipped with a laptop/desktop, projector, and a microphone
- one bottle of water
Natalie Gillard Bio:
During her undergraduate experience, Natalie Gillard found that support for individuals from diverse backgrounds was rather limited. The latter ignited her desire to pursue a self-designed graduate study in Race and Ethnic Relations, as well as diverse professional opportunities. Natalie has held various inclusion roles over her 12 year career most recently serving as Stevenson University's Assistant Vice President for Multicultural Experience.
Natalie is the creator of FACTUALITY, a facilitated dialogue, crash course, and board game, all in one, that explores structural inequality based on national statistics. FACTUALITY has supported the diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives of Fortune 500 company Lockheed Martin, Bloomberg Bureau of National Affairs, the College Board, the American Heart Association, the National Institutes of Health, the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights, Bill Gates Millennium Scholars, and The University of Arizona, where author and civil rights activist, bell hooks participated.
FACTUALITY has reached over 11,000 participants and was just featured in Baltimore Magazine’s Best of Baltimore issue. FACTUALITY has also been featured in the Afro American Newspaper, Boston Voyager, The Johns Hopkins Newsletter, The Baltimore Jewish Times, is listed in the Kellogg Foundation's Racial and Equity Resource Guide, and became an ice cream flavor earlier this year, through a partnership with social justice ice cream brand, Taharka Brothers.