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You Will Succeed with HMV

Learn how to succeed with HMV by following 8 basic steps, from designating chairpeople to developing cohesive themes and more. Discover the keys to organizing successful sessions and engaging participants. Suitable for beginners and experienced individuals alike.

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You Will Succeed with HMV

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  1. You Will Succeed with HMV

  2. Basic Steps to HMV Success • Designate Chairpeople • Develop a Cohesive Theme • Decide # of Sessions and Spacing (e.g. monthly) • Assign roles (facilitator, registrar, host) • Design brochure or flyer • Reminders prior to sessions (email, phone) • At session review rules; discussion not lecture • Provide feedback to facilitators and participants

  3. Designate Chairpeople • One or two responsible, enthused members • Experience with group process is a plus • Ability to assemble a small committee • More people involved, greater the anticipated participation

  4. Decide # of Sessions • Timing of sessions is crucial • A consistent time works best (e.g. first Sunday night of each month) • Sessions should last 90 minutes on average • Leave time for snacking and socializing

  5. Determine Roles • Select facilitators who have expertise in an area or who are comfortable running groups • Choose a registrar to take reservations and coordinate the session, low stress commitment • Pick a host who provides the location and food • Engage a broad range of (non)members

  6. Develop a Theme • Easiest to start with existing programs (Work and Worth, Fathers and Sons, etc.) • A variety of topics can work, though a theme may work best • If a variety of themes are desired, consider a round robin presentation • Themes can be broad or highly specific as long as they are of interest to men

  7. Creating Successful Themes • Highly relatable to targeted audience • Flexible enough for a number of sessions • Expansion of a previously successful topic • Allows for broadest range of participation • Thought provoking/fun/engaging/controversial

  8. Themes We’ve Developed • Exploring Identity… • occupational, physical, generational, spiritual, relational, individual • Relationships, Relating to… • bullies, religious leaders, co-workers, mentors, dating, yourself • Connections, Men connect through… • achievement, Judaism, sports, humor, family, food • Jewish Holidays, celebrating… • High Holidays, Chanukah, Shabbat, Purim, Pesach/Shavuot, Yom Hashoah/Yom Ha’atzmaut • Entertainment… • vintage TV, music, film comedy, Jews in film, professional sports, contemporary TV

  9. Ideas for Themes Spheres of influence Israel in the modern world Jewish identity Politics Prayer Health Family issues Facing evil Inspiration Jewish historical events Hobbies Marriage Aging Technology

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