Event Options

Use this line-up of Trinity Forum programs as a base from which you can create anything from an evening dinner lecture to a monthly seminar to a weekend retreat to a week-long “vacation with a purpose.”

Coffee and Mountain Scene

In the past, groups have added Trinity Forum discussions as a module at industry conferences, held retreats for their Boards of Directors, and used our materials in corporate ethics seminars. Currently, city-focused leadership groups are holding regular breakfast gatherings in Boston and a variety of events in Orlando.

Take a look at our Events How-To page, and then contact our if you have more questions or you’re ready to move forward.

Type of Event

Event Duration

Recommended Use of Trinity Forum Speakers / Moderators

Recommended Trinity Forum Resources

TTF Gathering

Trinity Forum speaker with discussion

1–3 hours

A speaker is matched with a topic of interest to your audience. The presenter speaks before or after a meal and then facilitates discussion during dessert/coffee.

Advance reading is not necessary if a speaker is present. Readings or Briefings could be used as follow-up material.

TTF Taster

Discussion of a Trinity Forum Reading or curriculum excerpt

1–3 hours

Many Readings and Briefings include discussion guides providing sufficient guidance for the host to lead the discussion.

Readings

Briefings

Curriculum Excerpts

Half-Day Forum

About 3 hours of discussion

One moderator or facilitator with the leadership of the host

Readings

Curriculum Excerpts

One-Day Forum

About 6 hours of discussion

One or two moderators as needed plus the leadership of the host.

Curriculum Excerpts

Two-Day Forum

Usually begins with dinner and a brief evening discussion session and concludes the next day around 5:00 pm

One or two moderators as needed, plus the leadership of the host

Curriculum
(highlights from each section)

Three-Day Forum

Our original forum model; usually begins with lunch on the first day and concludes with lunch on the third day

Two moderators and the leadership of the host

Full Curriculum

Vacation with a Purpose

Seven to ten days, with readings and scheduled discussions—perhaps one hour a day—interspersed with travel or recreation

One moderator

Full Curriculum

Supplemental Lectures (optional)

Half the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important. They don't mean to do harm—but the harm does not interest them. Or they do not see it, or they justify it because they are absorbed in the endless struggle to think well of themselves.

T. S. Eliot, The Cocktail Party