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Global Melt/Microevents

2011-03-29T09:04:22Z

Ppapadeas: moved Global Melt/Microformats to Global Melt/Microevents

= Micro Events =
== Participants ==
* Mark Surman
* Pippa
* Pierros Papadeas
* Kadir Topal
* Nadia El Imam
* Barry
== Definition ==
* Less than 3 hours
* Less than 15 people
== Event Type 1 (Wikipedia Editing Teach-in) ==
=== Goal ===
* Take the less than 50-edits contributor and make him a sustainable one
* Help more people survive in the project
=== Audience ===
* Less than 50-edits contributor
* 3 months contributor
=== Motivation for participant ===
* Translate the raw enthusiasm into a competency
* They want to change what they get
* They want to know the mechanics of the project
* Overcome frustration
=== Organizer ===
* Matchmaker
** Redirecting help requests
** Managing the platform
* Teacher
** Accomplice editor
** Wants to help
=== Motivation for organizer ===
* Skill holding
* Recognition
=== Collaborators ===
* Admins
* Local chapters
* Like minded orgs
=== Resources ===
* Teacher's toolkits
* Swag
=== Tools ===
* Mediawiki
* Matchmaking scheduling system
=== Outreach ===
* In the wikipedia workflow
=== Why face to face ===
* Imminent direct feedback
* Rewarding on a personal level
=== Deliverables ===
=== Follow up ===
=== Success Metric ===
=== Sustainability ===
== Event Type 2 (P2PU General Meetup) ==
=== Goal ===
Meet other P2PU membes in your town / local area
Introduce potential members to the project
Let all attendees know of all ways to get involved
=== Audience ===
existing and potential P2PU members
10-15 people
=== Motivation for participant ===
loneliness - i want to meet P2PU people in my town
I miss (one of the) best things about traditional learning (other learners + beer, coffee, informal discussion)
learn about related resources in their town - labs, libraries, studios etc
Questions to be answered: How can I get involved? I have a problem with this, who do i talk to?
=== Organizer ===
P2PU participant /

learning participant

study group creator

P2PU-dev contributor

Staff Member

=== Motivation for organizer ===
Need more people in my particular study group
Want to find local participants
Need more people developing the website
=== Collaborators ===
Call for other interested local P2PU people
Mozilla ReMo tie in for SoW element
SoSI local contributors - School of Social Innovation - have a lot of face to face courses
local open / free culture reps: CC, wikimedia
=== Resources ===
Swag and
print materials - signup / attendance sheet, mailing list signup, feedback form
World Cafe Instructions / Hi My Name Is Sticker
pre-existing list of potential venues that organiser can add to / edit (Ushihidi)
access to
=== Tools ===

Facilitation Tools: World Cafe guidelines : http://www.theworldcafe.com

[Task: Pippa to learn more]

local outreach via P2PU website - search for local contributors

P2PU-Planet and associated blogs

Microblogs

P2PU mailout

P2PU Calendar

Meetup.com

Meetup Checklist [TODO]

Matt Weston: How To Host a Meetup

http://www.businessbricks.co.uk/2007/02/09/meetups/

=== Outreach ===
Blogging, Microblogging, P2PU Mailout and Meetup.com (or the like)
=== Why face to face ===

Increased sense of connection to P2PU (beyond the study group / course level)

Increased understanding of our participants motivations that can't easily be achieved online

Local connections to useful resources for learners

Serendipitous encounters beyond your topic interest

=== Deliverables ===
=== Follow up ===

Add email addresses to the sign-up list

Track all people who signed up to P2PU because of a Meetup -

how are you?

What Have you learnt?

Interested in running your own meetup?

=== Success Metric ===

Number of attendees

Existing P2PU v New Attendees

>4 is good > 10 is amazing

How long people stay for?

>1hr is good >3 hours amazing, but learn to say goodbye

=== Sustainability ===

Need to find supportive venues

all P2PU participants should feel welcome to start a meetup, but we should provide them with a kit including swag, welcome stickers/ postcards, info about P2PU etc

Past meetup attendees should be tracked if possible and asked if they want to host an event too

== Event Type 3 () ==
=== Goal ===
* To identify interesting projects within the community to be supported (financed)
=== Audience ===
* Community builders
=== Motivation for participant ===
* They can get kudos for directing resources
* Finding new projects (good for their orgs)
* Contribute sustainability
=== Organizer ===
*
=== Motivation for organizer ===
=== Collaborators ===
=== Resources ===
=== Tools ===
=== Outreach ===
=== Why face to face ===
=== Deliverables ===
=== Follow up ===
=== Success Metric ===
=== Sustainability ===
== Event Type 4 (Joining Mozilla Handholding meetup) ==
=== Goal ===
* Get new contributors for Mozilla projects
=== Audience ===
* Excited people about Mozilla and the Open Web
* Potential contributors
* Contributors on foss projects
=== Motivation for participant ===
* Get started contributing to Mozilla the easy way
*
=== Organizer ===
=== Motivation for organizer ===
=== Collaborators ===
=== Resources ===
=== Tools ===
=== Outreach ===
=== Why face to face ===
=== Deliverables ===
=== Follow up ===
=== Success Metric ===
=== Sustainability ===

Global Melt/Microformats

2011-03-29T09:04:22Z

Ppapadeas: moved Global Melt/Microformats to Global Melt/Microevents

#REDIRECT [[Global Melt/Microevents]]

Global Melt/Microevents

2011-03-29T09:02:58Z

Ppapadeas: Created page with "= Micro Events = == Participants == * Mark Surman * Pippa * Pierros Papadeas * Kadir Topal * Nadia El Imam * Barry == Definition == * Less than 3 hours * Less than 15 people == E..."

Global Melt/Value

2011-03-28T10:54:43Z

Ppapadeas:

=Values - Team 1=

* John - Wikimedia
* Michelle - Mozilla
* Claudia - KDE
* Charlie - friend of Mozilla
* Siebrand - translatewiki.net

== For participants==
* Hard to define the value proposition. Easy for organisers, but we need to focus on the value for
the participant.
* Community summit - I love meeting my friends whom I work with every day in real life.
* Better understanding of the person on the other side of the line. Interfacing, improving relationships.
* Getting context.
* Reality check/Feedback on ideas or concepts in more understandable and sane ways.
* Group thinking (?)
* Learn, find out, get informed, get choice.

=== Summary ===
* Getting a reality check on ideas and concepts
* Fulfill the need for belonging and having and deepening social real-life relationships
* Get information on familiar and unfamiliar topics

== For organisation ==
* Community summit - Results in code, decisions, strengthened community, outreach leading to new community.
* KDE has newbie quota for sprints.
* Growth of the contributor base, knowledge transfer, continuity of community.
* Community binding/bonding.
* Providing context and gathering feedback.

=== Summary ===
* Acceleration of loads of stuff
* Outreach kills groups thinking
* Boosting community health

== Materials ==
* Mentorship programme for event organising
* Guidelines for event organising
* 10 steps to organising an event that sucks
* outreach toolbox
** best practice examples
** don'ts
** checklists

= Values - Team 2=
== Motivations ==
* Networking
** Sharing knowledge
* Cross-cultural melting
** Trying to understand how people '''work'''
** ..'''collaborate'''
** strengthening existing ties
* Building a common ID within an organization
* Having common definition, understanding, messages (languages)
* Realizing one of the goals of the organization, for the local community (regional level)
* being part of the Zeitgeist
* being part of something fun
* spreading the message
== Actual Values ==
=== Value to the world ===
* Networking
** Sharing knowledge
* Having common definition, understanding, messages (languages)
* Meaningful procreation
Communities are transformed.
=== Value to the organization ===
* Having common definition, understanding, messages (languages)
* Realizing one of the goals of the organization, for the local community (regional level)
* Building a common ID within an organization
* Cross-cultural melting
** strengthening existing ties
* Being able to shape the communication in detail, and communicate complex values
* spreading the message
Organizations communicate.
=== Value to the participant ===
* Networking
** Sharing knowledge
** Finding like-minded people
** Forming partnerships
* Having common definition, understanding, messages (languages)
* being part of the Zeitgeist
* being part of something fun
* Cross-cultural melting
** Trying to understand how people '''work'''
** ..'''collaborate'''
* Learning the message
Participants discover, learn, meet, have sex, etc.
== Actions ==
* Simple set of guidelines for people willing to organize events (event kit)
* Drafting a social relationship service for the open web (community)
* Forming a specific collaboration between the groups here, to serve as a practical model

Global Melt

2011-03-25T10:15:48Z

Ppapadeas:

[[File:Global_melt_LOGO.png]]
<p>
<small>''Global Melt logo by Joanna Tarkowski, available under a [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/pl/ CC Attribution Poland 3.0 license].''</small>

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|Mainurl=http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Global_Melt
|date=2011/03/27
|end_date=2011/03/29
|Location=Berlin, Germany
|EventType=Workshop,
|EventCategory=movements, community
}}

==About==

'''Global Melt - best practices in community leadership for global peer-driven movements.'''

''Global Melt is a workshop for members and leaders of global peer-driven movements to explore what our movements have in common, share what we have learned, and discuss solutions and ideas for our respective communities and joint actions.''

''Supported the Mozilla Foundation, studio70, and all the fantastic participants. ''

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'''Workshop Venue''':
*[http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&ie=UTF8&q=studio70+berlin&fb=1&hq=studio70&hnear=Berlin,+Germany&cid=0,0,3669768328162856734&ll=52.489797,13.425229&spn=0.00733,0.01929&z=16&iwloc=A studio70] - '''Kottbusser Damm 70, 10967 Berlin, Germany. +49 30/61625173'''

'''Schedule'''
* Sunday, March 27: welcome and dinner (evening)
* Monday, March 28: workshop (all day), dinner and party
* Tuesday, March 29: workshop (morning)

'''Communication'''
* [irc://freenode/globalmelt #globalmelt]
* [http://globalmelt.onlinegroups.net/groups/global-melt Discuss List]

'''Contact'''
*''Alina Mierlus'': ''contact [at] alinamierlus [dot] com'' ;
*''Michelle Thorne'': ''i [dot] am [dot] thornet [at] gmail [dot] com''
|}

</div>

==Goals and Outcomes==

Global Melt will be the beginning of more deliberate inter-organizational collaboration, of shared action plans, and shared resources. Our immediate goal is to troubleshoot one concrete issue that is common to all participating organizations. We will conclude the workshop with '''a deeper understanding of running local, community-organized events that contribute to organizational goals in meaningful and sustainable ways.'''

Participants are looking to develop tools that makes their work more efficient, more effective, and more impacting. Rather than building resources in isolation or continually investing in event strategies from scratch, we can gain more by pooling resources and ideas.

'''Possible shared resources include:'''
* '''Local planner handbook''' - How can we communicate best practices to better inform and inspire local organizers?
* '''Event calendars''' - How can we coordinate calendars of events from our organizations and community members?
* '''Event and agenda formats''' - How can we learn about other event formats and adapt them to our purposes?
* '''Facilitation practices''' - How can we grow the network of experienced, collaborative facilitators?
* '''Documentation and communication platforms''' - What tools and methods are effective for documenting and promoting events?
* '''Contact database''' - How can we map and connect community members and contributors across projects?
* '''Evaluation of venues, vendors, and public partners''' - How can we collect organizational and logistical experiences from hosting events?
* '''Event funding sources or templates''' - How can we generate resources to help local organizers bootstrap their events?

==Confirmed Participants==

{| class="wikitable" width="100%" cellpadding=10
|- style="background-color: #D4432A;font-weight:bold; color:#ffffff;"
| style="font-size:10px;background: #000000;font-weight:bold;color:#ffffff;text-align:center"| Name
| colspan="11" style="padding-right: 10px; text-align:center;"| Organization/Project
| colspan="12" style="padding-right: 4px; text-align:center;"| Microblog
| colspan="13" style="padding-right: 10px; text-align:center;"| Other details
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Abbas Mahmood
| colspan="11" | '''Wikimedia Kenya'''
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Alek Tarkowski
| colspan="11" | Public Lead, [http://creativecommons.pl CC Poland]
| colspan="12" | [http://identi.ca/alek @alek on Identi.ca]
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Allen Gunn
| colspan="11" | '''Aspiration'''
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| [http://alinamierlus.com Alina Mierlus]
| colspan="11" | ''Community engagement geek'' - [http://mozilla.org Mozilla Project], [http://www.softcatala.cat Softcatalà].
| colspan="12" | [http://identi.ca/alinamierlus @alina_mierlus]
| colspan="13" | From: Barcelona; Arrival: 25/03/11; Departure: 31/03/11;
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Adrio Bacchetta
| colspan="11" | Sandstone Consulting, extensive experience with global NGOs
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Asaf Bartov
| colspan="11" | Wikimedia Foundation - Head of Global South Relationships
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Barry Newstead
| colspan="11" | [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Movement_roles_project Wikimedia Foundation - Movement roles working group]
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Claudia Rauch
| colspan="11" | KDE e.V
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| [http://desiganchinniah.com Desigan Chinniah - "Dees"]
| colspan="11" | Firestarter @ Mozilla Labs
| colspan="12" | http://twitter.com/cyberdees / http://desiganchinniah.com
| colspan="13" |From: London; Arrival: 26/03/11; Departure: 31/03/11;
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Ela Kagel
| colspan="11" | Free Culture Incubator
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Jay Cousins
| colspan="11" | Open Design City
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Laura Hilliger
| colspan="11" | Mozilla Community - Dresden
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Jon Huggett
| colspan="11" | [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Movement_roles_project Wikimedia Foundation - Movement roles working group]
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Leonhard Dobusch
| colspan="11" | Freie Universitat Berlin
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Lodewijk Gelauff
| colspan="11" | [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Chapters_committee Wikimedia Foundation - Chapters Committee]
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" | The Netherlands, arr. 23/3, dep. 29/3.
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Mary Colvig
| colspan="11" | Mozilla - Contributor Engagement
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Mark Surman
| colspan="11" | Mozilla
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Markus Beckedahl
| colspan="11" | CC Germany
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Mathias Schindler
| colspan="11" | Wikimedia Deutschland
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Nadia El-Imam
| colspan="11" | The Prototype Project
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Pierros Papadeas
| colspan="11" | Mozilla - Contributor Engagement <br> Fedora Project
| colspan="12" | @ppapadeas
| colspan="13" | arr. 27/3 - dep. 30/3
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Pippa Buchanan
| colspan="11" | School of Webcraft (P2PU and Mozilla)
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13" | [http://www.linkedin.com/in/smazeland Siebrand Mazeland]
| colspan="11" | [https://translatewiki.net translatewiki.net]
| colspan="12" | [https://identi.ca/siebrand @siebrand], [http://twitter.com/#!/translatewiki @translatewiki]
| colspan="13" |The Netherlands, arr. 24/3, dep. 29/3.
|- align="center"
| height="13" | Sam 'SJ' Klein
| colspan="11" | Wikimedia
| colspan="12" | @metasj, [[wikipedia:user:sj|w:user:sj]]
| colspan="13" | arr. 24/3, dep. 31/3.
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Solana Larsen
| colspan="11" | Global Voices
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| [http://thornet.wordpress.com Michelle Thorne]
| colspan="11" | Free Culture Research Conference, Maker Lab, LibreBus
| colspan="12" | [https://identi.ca/thornet @thornet]
| colspan="13" | Berlin always & forever
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Tobias Eigen
| colspan="11" | Kabissa
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| William Quiviger
| colspan="11" | Mozilla - Contributor Engagement
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Michał Mach
| colspan="11" | [http://civicrm.org/ CiviCRM]
| colspan="12" |
| colspan="13" |
|- align="center"
| height="13"| [http://talkweb.eu Bogomil "Bogo" Shopov]
| colspan="11" | [http://mozilla.org/ Mozilla Community] hacktivist and part of '''[http://kolab.org Kolab]''' project
| colspan="12" | [https://identi.ca/bogomep @bogomep]
| colspan="13" | From: Sofia; Arrival: 27/03/11; Departure: 29/03/11;
|- align="center"
| height="13"| Kamil Śliwowski
| colspan="11" | [http://creativecommons.pl CC Poland]
| colspan="12" | [https://identi.ca/cienkamila @cienkamila identi.ca], [http://twitter.com/#!/cienkamila @cienkamila twitter]
| colspan="13" |
|}

Like to attend? Contact '''Michelle Thorne''': i [dot] am [dot] thornet [at] gmail [dot] com

== Accommodation ==

Accommodation is organized by participants. A few recommended places:
* [http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g187323-d230441-Reviews-BEST_WESTERN_Euro_Hotel_Berlin-Berlin.html  Best Western Euro-Hotel Berlin]. Hermannplatz/Sonnenallee 6 (5min walk to venue). 50-70EUR/night.
* [http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=firefox-a&ie=UTF8&q=michelberger+hotel+berlin&fb=1&hq=michelberger+hotel&hnear=Berlin,+Germany&cid=0,0,8462719847767609232&ll=52.504585,13.448017&spn=0.007327,0.01929&z=16&iwloc=A  Michelberger Hotel]. Warschauer Straße 39 (15min subway ride). 70EUR/night.
* [http://www.motel-one.com/de/hotels/hotels-berlin/hotel-berlin-mitte.html  Motel One Mitte]. Prinzenstraße 40 / Moritzplatz (15min subway ride). 50-65EUR/night.
* [http://www.imalofts.com/  IMA Lofts]. Ritterstrasse 12-14 (15min subway ride). 55-80EUR/night.
* [http://www.diefabrik.com/1-1-home.html  Die Fabrik]. Schlesische Straße 18 (15min subway ride). 18-40EUR/night.
* [http://www.baxpax.de/kreuzberg/en/home/  Baxpax Hostel]. Skalitzer Strasse 104 (15min subway ride). 8-30EUR/night.
*: Many Wikimedians are staying here
* Melia Berlin, Friedrichstrasse, 103; 10117 Berlin, Germany
*: Other Wikimedians are staying here

Global Melt

2011-03-12T09:13:24Z

Ppapadeas:

{{Event
|Event Name=Global Melt
|Mainurl=http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Global_Melt
|date=2011/03/27
|end_date=2011/03/29
|Location=Berlin, Germany
|EventType=Workshop,
|EventCategory=movements, community
}}
'''Global Melt - Best Practices in Community Leadership for global peer-driven movements'''

==About==
Global Melt is a workshop for members and leaders of global peer-driven movements to explore what our movements have in common, share what we have learned, and discuss solutions and ideas for our respective communities and joint actions.

==Goals and Outcomes==
Global Melt will be the beginning more deliberate inter-organizational collaboration, of shared action plans, and shared resources. Our immediate goal is to troubleshoot one concrete issue that is common to all participating organizations. We will conclude the workshop with '''a deeper understanding of running local, community-organized events that contribute to organizational goals in meaningful and sustainable ways.'''

Participants are looking to develop tools that makes their work more efficient, more effective, and more impacting. Rather than building resources in isolation or continually investing in event strategies from scratch, we can gain more by pooling resources and ideas.

Possible shared resources include:
* Local planner handbook - How can we communicate best practices to better inform and inspire local organizers?
* Event calendars - How can we coordinate calendars of events from our organizations and community members?
* Event and agenda formats - How can we learn about other event formats and adapt them to our purposes?
* Facilitation practices - How can we grow the network of experienced, collaborative facilitators?
* Documentation and communication platforms - What tools and methods are effective for documenting and promoting events?
* Contact database - How can we map and connect community members and contributors across projects?
* Evaluation of venues, vendors, and public partners - How can we collect organizational and logistical experiences from hosting events?
* Event funding sources or templates - How can we generate resources to help local organizers bootstrap their events?

==Schedule==

*Sunday, March 27: welcome and dinner (evening)
*Monday, March 28: workshop (all day)
*Tuesday, March 29: workshop (morning)

The meeting will take place after the Wikimedia Chapters meeting and Wikimedia Foundation board meeting to ensure attendance from members of those groups. Expected attendance is 20-30 people.

==Confirmed Participants==
Wikimedia
* Foundation Board: SJ Klein
* Movement roles working group at WM Foundation: Jon Hugget, Barry Newstead
* Chapters Committee at WM Foundation: Lodewijk Gelauff
* Wikimedia Deutschland: Mathias Schindler

Creative Commons
* CC HQ
* CC Germany: Markus Beckedahl
* CC Poland: Alek Tarkowski

Mozilla
* Mark Surman
* Alina Mierlus
* William Q
* "Dees" (Mozilla Labs)
* Mary Colvig
* Pierros Papadeas

P2PU and Mozilla:
* Pippa Buchanan

KDE
* Claudia Rauch

Global Voices
* Solana Larson

Freie Universitat Berlin
* Leonhard Dobusch

Aspiration
* Allen Gunn

Joomla!
* Ryan Ozimek

Open Design City
* Jay Cousins

The Prototype Project
* Nadia El-Imam

Translate Wiki
* Siebrand Mazeland

Free Culture Incubator
* Ela Kagel

Transparency International

Kabissa

== Location and Accommodation ==

Workshop Venue: [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&ie=UTF8&q=studio70+berlin&fb=1&hq=studio70&hnear=Berlin,+Germany&cid=0,0,3669768328162856734&ll=52.489797,13.425229&spn=0.00733,0.01929&z=16&iwloc=A studio70]. Kottbusser Damm 70, 10967 Berlin, Germany. +49 30/61625173

Accommodation is organized by participants. A few recommended places:
* [http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g187323-d230441-Reviews-BEST_WESTERN_Euro_Hotel_Berlin-Berlin.html Best Western Euro-Hotel Berlin]. Hermannplatz/Sonnenallee 6 (5min walk to venue). 50-70EUR/night.
* [http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=firefox-a&ie=UTF8&q=michelberger+hotel+berlin&fb=1&hq=michelberger+hotel&hnear=Berlin,+Germany&cid=0,0,8462719847767609232&ll=52.504585,13.448017&spn=0.007327,0.01929&z=16&iwloc=A Michelberger Hotel]. Warschauer Straße 39 (15min subway ride). 70EUR/night.
* [http://www.motel-one.com/de/hotels/hotels-berlin/hotel-berlin-mitte.html Motel One Mitte]. Prinzenstraße 40 / Moritzplatz (15min subway ride). 50-65EUR/night.
* [http://www.imalofts.com/ IMA Lofts]. Ritterstrasse 12-14 (15min subway ride). 55-80EUR/night.
* [http://www.baxpax.de/kreuzberg/en/home/ Baxpax]. Skalitzer Strasse 104 (15min subway ride). 8-30EUR/night.
* [http://www.diefabrik.com/1-1-home.html Die Fabrik]. Schlesische Straße 18 (15min subway ride). 18-40EUR/night.

==Long-term goals==
*Learn from each other.
*Start/build relationships.
*Plant seed for bigger meeting.
*Scope this by protoyping *one topic*
*Bigger event then uses same process on more topics

== Reading Material ==
* Wikimedia Chapters: We Want to Hire Someone, Where Do We Start? [http://notablog.notafish.com/post/2011/02/03/wikimedia-chapters%3A-we-want-to-hire-someone-where-do-we-start-part-i Part 1], [http://notablog.notafish.com/post/2011/02/07/wikimedia-chapters%3A-we-want-to-hire-someone-where-do-we-start-part-ii Part 2]
* https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Public_engagement
* https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/meta/wiki/Movement_roles_project
* [http://p2pfoundation.net/Creative_Commons_-_Governance Creative Commons as a Franchising Model]
* [http://p2pfoundation.net/Wikipedia_-_Governance Wikimedia Governance]
* [https://www.mozilla.org/about/roles.html Mozilla Roles and Responsibilities]
* [https://www.mozilla.org/community/ Mozilla Community Map]