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==== April 2019 ==== | |||
'''Theme:''' The theme for the April 2019 Strategy Retreat is working like a movement. We’ll explore how we can build strength through massive collaboration and engagement with the movement for internet health. We’ll focus on how–across existing MoFo programs–we can get to the next level of growth and impact through our collaboration with, and promotion, of our movement partners. We’ll draw on ideas and inspiration about how to introduce and scale this approach within our work from each other and external sources. | |||
'''Outputs:''' The aim of the retreat is to develop or refine strategic movement building plans for three initiatives already underway at Mozilla. These include: | |||
* EU misinformation and related campaigns working with partners following the election (Theme/Revenue/Reach OKR) | |||
* Collaboration with and among fellows (Theme/Reach OKR) | |||
* Responsible CS Challenge - weaving winners, finalists and judges into the movement, accelerating ethics in CS/AI (Theme OKR) | |||
* We’ll also brainstorm additional places where we can build on this thinking with cross-org support | |||
By the end of the retreat, teams working on the initiatives above will have a clear plan about how to use our programmatic tools/platforms/resources to expand collaboration and participation across the movement. All participants will have new skills that will allow them to ‘work like a movement’ as individuals, as teams and with our community. These skills will allow them to develop further collaborations beyond those designed at the retreat. | |||
'''April 2019 Participants''' | |||
The executive team, in consultation with some directors, invites staff and partners that bring diverse thinking and expertise in relation to the theme. For the April retreat, this group represents staff across teams, roles, geographies, tenures and professional backgrounds--key stakeholders in the initiatives listed above, as well as core supports for public messaging/promotion/partnerships based on these efforts. | |||
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| Abby Cabunoc-Mayes || Kevin Zawacki | |||
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| Angela Plohman || Lainie DeCoursy | |||
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| Anil Kanji || Lindsey Dodson | |||
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| Ashley Boyd || Lotta Rao | |||
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| Brandi Guerkink || Mark Surman | |||
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| Chad Sansing || Melissa Huerta | |||
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| Gabi Ivens || Michelle Thorne | |||
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| Janice Wait || Miriam Avery (MoCo) | |||
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| Jenn Beard || Rizwan Tufail | |||
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| Jesse Ward || Sarah Allen | |||
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| Juan Barajas || Theo Chevalier | |||
|} | |||
==== September 2018 ==== | ==== September 2018 ==== | ||