Learn to change

GC (general Circle)

● Aim: overall governance

● Mission: support 3 sub-circles, communicate with the association offices, establish a development strategy, and oversee general operations.

● Participants: a first link (the “leader”), a facilitator, a secretary, and 2 delegates from the FUND, COM, and PROD circles.

FUNDS (financing)

● Aim: fundraising and finance.

● Mission: look for fundraising opportunities, manage organizational finances, and support sub-circles.

PROD (production)

● Aim: create and publish educational resources

● Mission: create “cards 4 democracy”, notebooks, and other resources and support sub-circles.

COM (communication)

● Aim: create a communications strategy and oversee communication.

● Mission: manage the blog and the social networks, and support sub-circles.

CoP (community of practice)

● Aim: to support the community.

● Mission: moderate communications on the online platform of 2000 educators

Further SoFA Reading

The first certified sociocracy trainer in Poland!

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From today I am officially the first certified sociocracy trainer in Poland! My little ego is proud to send this message out to the world. At the same time, what I really would like to share is the fantastic experience it was attending the Sociocracy For All Academy...

Sociocracy or Holacracy?

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How (not) to side-track a meeting

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It’s easy to get lost or side-tracked in a meeting! Here’s How (not) to side-track a meeting … or at least how to find your way back pretty fast! Below is a list of typical behaviors that slow down meetings. They are common. They are wide-spread and omnipresent. Learn...