Registration for Let's Connect Learning Clinic: Explaining and discussing the Movement Charter (time zone 2)

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Registration for Let's Connect Learning Clinic: Explaining and discussing the Movement Charter (time zone 2)

Welcome! This form will allow us to confirm your participation on October 7th 7-9am UTC (check your local time) and prepare to make your experience great. 😎 No need to complete this form again if you were part of the MCDC time Zone 1 that was held September 27th.

👉 What is this Learning Clinic for? Are you inquisitive about the Movement Charter and its implications for the Wikimedia community? Join this Learning Clinic where Movement Charter Drafting Committee (MCDC) members will be sharing comprehensive insights into the charter's pivotal role and its impact on individuals and groups in the movement.

By the end of the session, you'll have a richer understanding of the charter's significance and be ready to engage in informed discussions on: representation / Global Council; access to funds / Global Council; and Hubs within the Wikimedia community, further supported by insights from the MCDC support team.

If you're drawn to the intricacies of Wikimedia's governance or want to deepen your knowledge of community strategies, this clinic is designed with you in mind. Dive deep into the nuances of the Movement Charter and come away with clear insights into its function, purpose, and the prospective benefits it offers to the Wikimedia movement.

👉 What are the Learning outcomes?

Participants will understand the significance of the Wikimedia Movement Charter and why it is important to contribute to its discussion and the spaces to do this.
Participants will have a better understanding of what is being drafted and how they can contribute. Particularly around:(1) Representation / Global Council (2) Access to funds / Global Council (3) Hubs

👉 What do I need to prepare? 🧠

Familiarize yourself: A brief overview of the Movement Charter on the FAQ will be helpful, even if it's just a cursory glance.
Questions and Curiosities: Note down any questions or thoughts you might have regarding the charter or the committee.
Open Mind: While prior knowledge helps, come with an open mind, ready to learn and discuss various perspectives
[Optional] full draft text if you want to read parts of it. Watch the live session on Youtube about the Global Council, Hubs with the community members. Diff blog about the Global Council, Building Wikimedia Movement Hubs Together.

Emails collected will only be viewed by the Learning Clinic organisers for sending the invite and zoom link. Here is the published statement: https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Legal:Learning_Clinic_Privacy_Statement

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Name or Wikimedia Username *

Name of the affiliate or organised group you are part of *

Role you have within this group *

Member of the core team (as a volunteer)

Board member

Executive Director

Staff member

Member of the group but with no responsibility as a team member, I am more of an individual contributor or organiser

Other:

How familiar are you with the Movement Charter?

Very familiar

Somewhat familiar

Heard of it, but lack detailed knowledge

Completely unfamiliar

How would you rate your current understanding of the significance of the Movement Charter and why it's important to contribute to its discussion?
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No understanding

Very clear understanding

Have you previously contributed to the discussion or drafting of the Movement Charter?

Yes, actively.

Yes, a few times.

No, but I've been following the discussions.

No, I haven't been involved at all.

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Do you currently know where to contribute and discuss the Movement Charter?

Yes, I'm actively involved in the spaces.

Yes, I know the spaces but haven't participated.

I've heard of the spaces but don't know specifics.

Completely unaware.

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