Social creativity methods are group-specific processes designed to collaboratively solve problems, explore topics, and possibly approach questions in new and unconventional ways. A creative gathering is content-driven by the participants, while the moderation is responsible for the methodological guidance. Forty social creativity methods are presented in alphabetical order, allowing for quick comprehension and application to individual needs. This is achieved through a systematic presentation of each method across two pages, based on four criteria: general description, step-by-step approach, exemplary guidance, and key features. The methodological range includes analytical, associative, imaginative, contemplative, constructive, and playful approaches. The use of social creativity methods is facilitated by a particular focus on moderation in the book—covering methodological details, planning, guidance, as well as potential pitfalls and challenges. This practical guide serves as a valuable tool for individuals leading groups and initiatives, meetings and discussions, as well as for educators, professionals from institutions, organizations, and businesses, and leaders from administration, industry, and commerce.