I switched the technology for the February 2nd Story Community call and that was kind of a fail. We’ll be switching back to the IT Support-sanctioned Life-size Cloud. This time we tried Zoom, which is cool, but turns proprietary after 30 minutes. Our lively group got kicked out of the room mid-call, which was annoying. Also I forgot to hit the record button, which was the reason for switching to Zoom in the first place. #Fail
This week Jude from the Engagement Support team shared some slides and talked about the purpose of their new team. We learned that their role is to support and animating existing communities of engagement, mobilisation, fundraising and communications within Greenpeace globally. Obviously, as community builders, the Engagement Support Team and the participants in this community call will need to work together to break down silos. I’m happy to report that the Engagement Support team fits right in – in a future call they will talk about the 6 stages of engagement and share resources. They’ll also help the Story Community build and deliver practical resources for spreading the open ethos, the new Greenpeace story and the 7 Shifts. #Win
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Finally, we talked about the internal culture of Greenpeace and future agenda items. Tracy from the MobLab suggested that we bring the Outdoor Team to the call, as they’ve been living the story out loud. We want to think about how to other organizations are using storytelling and talk about the 7 shifts one at a time and more in depth. These are just some of the things that will be coming to the Story Community Call in the next weeks. #Win
This call is biweekly, all are welcome, and we hope to see you soon!