Round table (The experience being a coffin)

A round table is an event without hierarchy where all the people who attend it participate as they can and want from listening, debating, sharing, telling, asking, etc.

Once everyone arrives, we sit (preferably) in a comfortable circle to start the round table. 

It begins with a brief presentation of each person present so that we all get to know each other a little.

One person will start with a specific question or topic related to the central conversation of the roundtable.

There will be two people as mediators present (it can be anyone who wants to mediate) who will control the time of each person who takes a turn to speak, as well as redirect the conversation in the center of the round table of this day.

One of the mediators or more people are making notes of the entire debate to make a summarized version of the event later to share with the general public.

If some topics need a summary or conclusion, it will be done in the last minutes by one of the mediators.

Active participation is encouraged but not required.

If everyone agrees, we record the round table live on a social network (usually Instagram) and it is published later. If there is someone who does not want the live to be recorded, we will not do it. The people participating in the round table do not have to appear in the direct video.