There are
different options for your group to participate: You can discuss in
person, onwiki or on other online platforms, as well as virtually via
telephone or video conferences. We have created a toolkit that will
support you with designing and hosting these conversations.
We
are asking for at least one person from each organized group to
volunteer to be the Discussion Coordinator. This person will receive and
invitation to a Discussion Coordinator training and is responsible for:
* Inviting people to the discussion
* Hosting the discussion
* Summarizing the discussion
Please use the following links:
* Sign-up to be a Discussion Coordinator:
https://docs.google.com/a/wikimedia.de/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScyzOcB9FmgWWrenoe0RnCyXo6F9YZyustrmsrD0g0zTRr2Cg/viewform* Use the discussion toolkit for organizing your group's conversations:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Strategy/Wikimedia_movement/2017/Toolkit* Find out more about the movement strategy process:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Strategy/Wikimedia_movement/2017This
is the time many of us have been waiting for for years. I would love to
see each and every one of you make your voice heard and take the chance
to shape the future of our movement together. I am very much looking
forward to making this happen with all of you! Stay tuned for updates on
the process that we will publish next week, and please reach out to me
with any question you might have in the meantime.
Sincerely,
Nicole
PS
- Note that all summaries submitted by 20 March will be used in the
strategy track during WMCON in Berlin 28 March - 2 April. If your group
meets after WMCON but by 10 April, your summary will still be
synthesized before Cycle 2 begins (late April).
PPS - I have
joined the team as Track Lead on 1 March, which is made possible through
an agreement between Wikimedia Deutschland and the Wikimedia
Foundation. In the sense of a strategic partnership, our two
organizations have agreed that I will invest most of my time until the
end of the year towards this new role.
--
Nicole Ebber
Wikimedia Movement Strategy Lead
Track A: Organized Groups