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25	warren	March 15, 2017 18:34 \| about 7 years ago Why host an event? Events can be a way to bring new people into a project or to explore ideas together; they're also a great means of learning and teaching different techniques. There are several types of events Public Lab members and partner organizations hold. Types of events Choosing an event type depends on your goals! Read through these examples to help figure out what kind of event you'd like to host. 1. Community organizing events Organizing style events are done to help you and your group push forward on a cause. If your community is facing a new environmental challenge such a new polluter, organzing events help you to get started, get people in the room, get on the same page and to move your group forward in a your objectives. They can help you to: galvinize people to a cause, understand the resources you have within your community, identify the relationships people have to eachother, pinpoint the things you need to gather or do to accomplish your goals, and set strategies in your aciton. Examples Power mapping Picking an advocacy strategy 2. Events to try out and remix a new idea Many Public Lab events seek to draw on attendees' various skills and experiences to come up with and/or adapt some new ideas. A hackathon is one example of this kind of event, as are: Examples New Hampshire based #iFarm with FarmHack Vermont-based #LEAFFEST 3. Teach and Learn Some events focus on teaching a specific set of skills, to enable a larger group to use a method or technique. This can give concrete skills to participants and broaden the number of people who can put a method to use. Some events of this type seek to "train the trainers" and enable participants to teach the skills in turn to a yet another group. This helps to ensure that there is broad access to a particular method and that it can be adapted and shared with many new people and in new places. Examples [activities:host-an-event] 4. Hybrid or umbrella events Some events incorporate a variety of activities to span all of these. Public Lab's annual and regional Barnraisings are a good example of bigger events with a lot of separate sessions, often run by attendees, which span all of the above event types. Examples Public Lab events the Barnraising the Regional Barnraising for more, see the events listing Events others host SERC Parts & Crafts' Open Shop GCM??	Revert
24	warren	March 08, 2017 23:41 \| about 7 years ago Why host an event? Events can be a way to bring new people into a project or to explore ideas together; they're also a great means of learning and teaching different techniques. There are several types of events Public Lab members and partner organizations hold. Types of events Choosing an event type depends on your goals! Read through these examples to help figure out what kind of event you'd like to host. 1. Community organizing events Organizing style events are done to help you and your group push forward on a cause. If your community is facing a new environmental challenge such a new polluter, organzing events help you to get started, get people in the room, get on the same page and to move your group forward in a your objectives. They can help you to: galvinize people to a cause, understand the resources you have within your community, identify the relationships people have to eachother, pinpoint the things you need to gather or do to accomplish your goals, and set strategies in your aciton. Examples Power mapping Picking an advocacy strategy 2. Events to try out and remix a new idea Many Public Lab events seek to draw on attendees' various skills and experiences to come up with and/or adapt some new ideas. A hackathon is one example of this kind of event, as are: Examples New Hampshire based #iFarm with FarmHack Vermont-based #LEAFFEST 3. Teach and Learn Some events focus on teaching a specific set of skills, to enable a larger group to use a method or technique. This can give concrete skills to participants and broaden the number of people who can put a method to use. Some events of this type seek to "train the trainers" and enable participants to teach the skills in turn to a yet another group. This helps to ensure that there is broad access to a particular method and that it can be adapted and shared with many new people and in new places. Examples Host a Balloon Mapping Workshop 4. Hybrid or umbrella events Some events incorporate a variety of activities to span all of these. Public Lab's annual and regional Barnraisings are a good example of bigger events with a lot of separate sessions, often run by attendees, which span all of the above event types. Examples Public Lab events the Barnraising the Regional Barnraising for more, see the events listing Events others host SERC Parts & Crafts' Open Shop GCM??	Revert
23	warren	March 08, 2017 23:38 \| about 7 years ago Why host an event? Events can be a way to bring new people into a project or to explore ideas together; they're also a great means of learning and teaching different techniques. There are several types of events Public Lab members and partner organizations hold. Types of events Choosing an event type depends on your goals! Read through these examples to help figure out what kind of event you'd like to host. 1. Community organizing events Organizing style events are done to help you and your group push forward on a cause. If your community is facing a new environmental challenge such a new polluter, organzing events help you to get started, get people in the room, get on the same page and to move your group forward in a your objectives. They can help you to: galvinize people to a cause, understand the resources you have within your community, identify the relationships people have to eachother, pinpoint the things you need to gather or do to accomplish your goals, and set strategies in your aciton. Examples Power mapping Picking an advocacy strategy 2. Events to try out and remix a new idea Many Public Lab events seek to draw on attendees' various skills and experiences to come up with and/or adapt some new ideas. A hackathon is one example of this kind of event, as are: Examples New Hampshire based #iFarm with FarmHack Vermont-based #LEAFFEST 3. Teach and Learn Some events focus on teaching a specific set of skills, to enable a larger group to use a method or technique. This can give concrete skills to participants and broaden the number of people who can put a method to use. Some events of this type seek to "train the trainers" and enable participants to teach the skills in turn to a yet another group. This helps to ensure that there is broad access to a particular method and that it can be adapted and shared with many new people and in new places. Examples Host a Balloon Mapping Workshop 4. Hybrid or umbrella events Some events incorporate a variety of activities to span all of these. Public Lab's annual and regional Barnraisings are a good example of bigger events with a lot of separate sessions, often run by attendees, which span all of the above event types. Examples Public Lab events the Barnraising the Regional Barnraising for more, see the events listing Events others host SERC Parts & Crafts' Open Shop GCM??	Revert
22	warren	March 08, 2017 23:37 \| about 7 years ago Why host an event? Events can be a way to bring new people into a project or to explore ideas together; they're also a great means of learning and teaching different techniques. There are several types of events Public Lab members and partner organizations hold. Types of events Choosing an event type depends on your goals! Read through these examples to help figure out what kind of event you'd like to host. 1. Community organizing events Organizing style events are done to help you and your group push forward on a cause. If your community is facing a new environmental challenge such a new polluter, organzing events help you to get started, get people in the room, get on the same page and to move your group forward in a your objectives. They can help you to: galvinize people to a cause, understand the resources you have within your community, identify the relationships people have to eachother, pinpoint the things you need to gather or do to accomplish your goals, and set strategies in your aciton. Examples Power mapping Picking an advocacy strategy 2. Events to try out and remix a new idea Many Public Lab events seek to draw on attendees' various skills and experiences to come up with and/or adapt some new ideas. A hackathon is one example of this kind of event, as are: Examples New Hampshire based #iFarm with FarmHack Vermont-based #LEAFFEST 3. Teach and Learn Some events focus on teaching a specific set of skills, to enable a larger group to use a method or technique. This can give concrete skills to participants and broaden the number of people who can put a method to use. Some events of this type seek to "train the trainers" and enable participants to teach the skills in turn to a yet another group. This helps to ensure that there is broad access to a particular method and that it can be adapted and shared with many new people and in new places. Host a Balloon Mapping Workshop 4. Hybrid or umbrella events Some events incorporate a variety of activities to span all of these. Public Lab's annual and regional Barnraisings are a good example of bigger events with a lot of separate sessions, often run by attendees, which span all of the above event types. Public Lab events the Barnraising the Regional Barnraising for more, see the events listing Events others host SERC Parts & Crafts' Open Shop GCM??	Revert
21	warren	March 08, 2017 23:36 \| about 7 years ago Why host an event? Events can be a way to bring new people into a project or to explore ideas together; they're also a great means of learning and teaching different techniques. There are several types of events Public Lab members and partner organizations hold. Types of events Choosing an event type depends on your goals! Read through these examples to help figure out what kind of event you'd like to host. 1. Community organizing events Organizing style events are done to help you and your group push forward on a cause. If your community is facing a new environmental challenge such a new polluter, organzing events help you to get started, get people in the room, get on the same page and to move your group forward in a your objectives. They can help you to: galvinize people to a cause, understand the resources you have within your community, identify the relationships people have to eachother, pinpoint the things you need to gather or do to accomplish your goals, and set strategies in your aciton. Examples Power mapping Picking an advocacy strategy 2. Events to try out and remix a new idea Many Public Lab events seek to draw on attendees' various skills and experiences to come up with and/or adapt some new ideas. A hackathon is one example of this kind of event, as are: Examples iFarm LEAFFEST 3. Teach and Learn Some events focus on teaching a specific set of skills, to enable a larger group to use a method or technique. This can give concrete skills to participants and broaden the number of people who can put a method to use. Some events of this type seek to "train the trainers" and enable participants to teach the skills in turn to a yet another group. This helps to ensure that there is broad access to a particular method and that it can be adapted and shared with many new people and in new places. Host a Balloon Mapping Workshop 4. Hybrid or umbrella events Some events incorporate a variety of activities to span all of these. Public Lab's annual and regional Barnraisings are a good example of bigger events with a lot of separate sessions, often run by attendees, which span all of the above event types. Public Lab events the Barnraising the Regional Barnraising for more, see the events listing Events others host SERC Parts & Crafts' Open Shop GCM??	Revert
20	warren	March 08, 2017 23:35 \| about 7 years ago Why host an event? Events can be a way to bring new people into a project or to explore ideas together; they're also a great means of learning and teaching different techniques. There are several types of events Public Lab members and partner organizations hold. Types of events Choosing an event type depends on your goals! Read through these examples to help figure out what kind of event you'd like to host. 1. Community organizing events Organizing style events are done to help you and your group push forward on a cause. If your community is facing a new environmental challenge such a new polluter, organzing events help you to get started, get people in the room, get on the same page and to move your group forward in a your objectives. They can help you to: `- galvinize people to a cause, - understand the resources you have within your community, - identify the relationships people have to eachother, - pinpoint the things you need to gather or do to accomplish your goals, and - set strategies in your aciton.` Examples Power mapping Picking an advocacy strategy 2. Events to try out and remix a new idea Many Public Lab events seek to draw on attendees' various skills and experiences to come up with and/or adapt some new ideas. A hackathon is one example of this kind of event, as are: Examples iFarm LEAFFEST 3. Teach and Learn Some events focus on teaching a specific set of skills, to enable a larger group to use a method or technique. This can give concrete skills to participants and broaden the number of people who can put a method to use. Some events of this type seek to "train the trainers" and enable participants to teach the skills in turn to a yet another group. This helps to ensure that there is broad access to a particular method and that it can be adapted and shared with many new people and in new places. Host a Balloon Mapping Workshop 4. Hybrid or umbrella events Some events incorporate a variety of activities to span all of these. Public Lab's annual and regional Barnraisings are a good example of bigger events with a lot of separate sessions, often run by attendees, which span all of the above event types. Public Lab events the Barnraising the Regional Barnraising for more, see the events listing Events others host SERC Parts & Crafts' Open Shop GCM??	Revert

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