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== Previous strategy retreats ==
== Strategy Retreat Details ==


==== April 2017 ====  
==== September 2018 ====
 
'''Theme:''' The September Strategy Retreat is a key component of our strategic planning process, where we’ll be focused on on answering the following question: “What concrete improvements to the health of the internet do we want to make over the next 3-5 years?” Together, we’ll explore how we might use our core programs - shaping the agenda, connecting leaders and rallying citizens - to set our sights on a specific, compelling impact goal that builds on the ‘your data and you’ theme used in 2018.  As a step in the development of this statement, together, we will be exploring, clarifying, and narrowing our list of potential impact statements to undergo further analysis. The outcome of this retreat will link directly to and flow into the preparation for the November board meeting.
 
Specific goals:
* Hone draft impact goals that describe concrete 'wins' on internet health over the coming years
* Review these goals against a set of criteria related to Mozilla's mission, community and likelihood of success -- narrow the number of goals under consideration
* Create a list of questions that need to be answered and evidence that needs to be gathered to further test the goals against the criteria
* Develop a plan to engage staff, fellows and key allies from across the movement in further fleshing out and testing the thinking on the narrower list of goals
* Overall, deepen engagement in strategic planning and improve our ability to do analysis and make decisions as a group


'''Theme:''' Increase impact and momentum around implementation of how MoFo drives public demand for better privacy and security.  We want to create a space in which our combined issue, messaging, campaign and network expertise will strengthen our existing plans for raising public understanding of–and action in support of–better Internet privacy and security.  
By the end of the retreat, participants will have a clearer understanding of each of the impact statements, as well as be able to connect their team’s work to those statements. Tangibly, we’ll expect to have honed and refined versions of our draft impact statements, alignment on the criteria by which they’ll be reviewed, details to help us build out out deeper analyses (questions to answer, evidence to gather) and next steps on broader engagement.  


'''September 2018 Participant [https://docs.google.com/document/d/13BJEzshvZNe5K96AtxYOR1WW61l2DO8EsRi8yVLN1GU/edit#heading=h.6ts3q2mfymou bios]'''
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| Angela Plohman || Mark Surman
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| Ashley Boyd || Mehan Jayasuriya
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| Chris Riley (MoCo) || Michael Auckland
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| Jesse Von Doom || Paul Zenke
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| Josh Wolf || Rizwan Tufail
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| Jon Lloyd || Sam Burton
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| Juan Barajas || Sara Haghoodsti
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| Kristina Shu || Sarah Allen
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| Lainie DeCoursy || Sunil Abraham
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| Lotta Rao ||
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Core questions include:
==== May 2018 ====
* What are core privacy and security issues emerging globally in which MoFo can make a unique and important impact in 2017?
* How do we use the Mozilla Network for these themes and campaigns?
* What other existing resources can we leverage to develop the most impactful results in these areas and how?
* What new resources / approaches / actions do we need to cultivate in order to create the most impact in this area in 2017 and how?


'''Theme:''' During this Strategy Retreat, we will explore how MoFo can thrive in the long-term and build on our success to date for greater impact in the world. Starting with a review of our current programs, we will work to explore how we can build excellence as we maximize impact, expand global reach and foster long-term sustainability. We will use the interim MoFo program evaluation report as our core document and will draw insight, ideas and inspiration from each other and external sources.


The outputs from this retreat heavily influenced planning around our mass market education “Privacy by Default” campaign, as well as furthered thinking around our grantmaking strategy related to privacy and security themes/projects/etc.
This retreat was rooted in finding inspiration from others doing social change and movement building work. Participants all played key roles in taking the discussions and learnings from the retreat back to their teams, and also facilitated activities and break-out groups on the same themes at Toronto All Hands.


'''May 2018 Participant [https://docs.google.com/document/d/19AwXDztwgMCzlAPO52wm3YKfePxkyKYi76teBZCW3S0/edit bios]'''


'''April 2017 Participants'''
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| Angela Plohman || Jen Caltrider
| Amira Dhalla || Lainie DeCoursy
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| Angela Plohman || Mark Surman
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| Ashley Boyd || Lainie DeCoursy
| Ashley Boyd || Melissa Romaine
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| Brett Gaylor || Lotta Rao
| Jairus Khan || Sara Haghdoosti
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| Chris Lawrence || Mark Surman
| Josh Wolf || Sarah Watson
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| Chrystian Rodriguez || Meghan McDermott
| Juan Barajas ||  
|}
|}


External participants:
External participants:
* Camille Fischer - Former Obama Administration Policy Advisor, White House National Economic Council
* Chris Stone, Fmr Pres, Open Society Foundations
* Josh Levy - Campaign strategist and digital rights advocate
* Marc Solomon, Freedom to Marry
* Sarah Aoun - Digital Security Trainer with Research Action Design (RAD)
* Rashad Robinson, Color of Change
 


==== August 2017 ====  
==== August 2017 ====  
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* Kirstie Whittaker, Mozilla Fellow for Science Alumna
* Kirstie Whittaker, Mozilla Fellow for Science Alumna
* Tom Liacas, Senior Strategist, NetChange Consulting
* Tom Liacas, Senior Strategist, NetChange Consulting
==== April 2017 ====
'''Theme:''' Increase impact and momentum around implementation of how MoFo drives public demand for better privacy and security.  We want to create a space in which our combined issue, messaging, campaign and network expertise will strengthen our existing plans for raising public understanding of–and action in support of–better Internet privacy and security.




==== May 2018 ====
Core questions include:
* What are core privacy and security issues emerging globally in which MoFo can make a unique and important impact in 2017?
* How do we use the Mozilla Network for these themes and campaigns?
* What other existing resources can we leverage to develop the most impactful results in these areas and how?
* What new resources / approaches / actions do we need to cultivate in order to create the most impact in this area in 2017 and how?


'''Theme:''' During this Strategy Retreat, we will explore how MoFo can thrive in the long-term and build on our success to date for greater impact in the world. Starting with a review of our current programs, we will work to explore how we can build excellence as we maximize impact, expand global reach and foster long-term sustainability. We will use the interim MoFo program evaluation report as our core document and will draw insight, ideas and inspiration from each other and external sources.


This retreat was rooted in finding inspiration from others doing social change and movement building work. Participants all played key roles in taking the discussions and learnings from the retreat back to their teams, and also facilitated activities and break-out groups on the same themes at Toronto All Hands.
The outputs from this retreat heavily influenced planning around our mass market education “Privacy by Default” campaign, as well as furthered thinking around our grantmaking strategy related to privacy and security themes/projects/etc.


'''May 2018 Participant [https://docs.google.com/document/d/19AwXDztwgMCzlAPO52wm3YKfePxkyKYi76teBZCW3S0/edit bios]'''


'''April 2017 Participants'''
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
| Amira Dhalla || Lainie DeCoursy
| Angela Plohman || Jen Caltrider
|-
|-
| Angela Plohman || Mark Surman
| Ashley Boyd || Lainie DeCoursy
|-
|-
| Ashley Boyd || Melissa Romaine
| Brett Gaylor || Lotta Rao
|-
|-
| Jairus Khan || Sara Haghdoosti
| Chris Lawrence || Mark Surman
|-
|-
| Josh Wolf || Sarah Watson
| Chrystian Rodriguez || Meghan McDermott
|-
| Juan Barajas ||  
|}
|}


External participants:
External participants:
* Chris Stone, Fmr Pres, Open Society Foundations
* Camille Fischer - Former Obama Administration Policy Advisor, White House National Economic Council
* Marc Solomon, Freedom to Marry
* Josh Levy - Campaign strategist and digital rights advocate
* Rashad Robinson, Color of Change
* Sarah Aoun - Digital Security Trainer with Research Action Design (RAD)
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