Ken Patterson, Asheville, NC

John Hornby from Seattle, WA

Pat Payne, Castro Valley, CA

Great to have you all here today!!

Mirandy from New Orleans, she/they, hello!

Amanda Beals (she/her), Denver Colorado 🙂 hi everyone!

James Lee, Results EOP, Charlotte North Carolina

Kathleen Duncan (she/her) RESULTS Houston, TX

Richard from Ft Worth TX

Beth Wilson (she/her), Olalla, WA USA

Rich Renner, Pt Hadlock, WA

Zelda from Seattle. Hello!

Roger Hudson, Anchorage, Alaska

Anne CHild she/her Oak RIdge TN

Hi! Allison.(she/her), from Grafton OH

Hello! This is Debbie Hoover from Santa Cruz, California

Eugene from Seattle, Washington

dominique hanley fron Indianapolis, in

Bill Cosgrove, Salt Lake City

Tom Corbett, Portland Or.

Hi Leslye from the Berkshires in western MA

Kathleen Ness, (she/her) Grand Forks, ND

Hello from San Diego,, CA

Hi from Washington, DC! Meredith Dodson, RESULTS staff. And re-sharing these few reminders:

o You can access closed captioning in the zoom menu at the bottom of your screen. Click the icon and select “enable live transcription” (closed captioning is available for every session throughout the conference)o All the slides are posted on the conference website.o Recorded sessions will be posted after the conference.o Private message us using the chat if you need immediate assistance during a Zoom sessiono We also have a help line available if you get stuck! IC2022@results.org or +1 (202) 783-4800, ext. 104

Lynne Patalano in Beaumont, California

Howdy from Kentucky!

Collin & Siobhan from Idaho!

Anita Lee (she/her) Los Angeles, CA

Find all our anti-oppression resources at: https://results.org/volunteers/anti-oppression/

Kathy Shearer Newark, DE

Find all our anti-oppression resources at: https://results.org/volunteers/anti-oppression/

Angela-Nikey Philadelphia, Pa.

Michael Santos, Washington DC

Bernadine Williams, RESULTS Houston, Texas

Maxine Thomas, Indianapolis, Indiana 💫

Cynthia Tschampl, Massachusetts

Willie Dickerson, Snohomish, WA

David Plasterer, Indianapolis, Indiana

Laura Hart, Seattle, WA

Bruce Davidson, Buffalo, NY

Juliana Zhou, Alexandria, VA

Nijah Lee, Virginia Beach, VA

Now? or pre-Covid?

We can go with now, Lynne

I can't get it to take.

Does RESULTS offer any financial support for groups trying to plan events to get more connected within our community? Like assistance with affording venue fees or something?

We have supported costs for regional conferences and community outreach at key moments as part of a campaign, but not on an ongoing basis.

Thank you Sarah for the above question, also needed to know

So glad to be walking with you in this movement, James!

Thanks for answering Ken!

Haha what a coincidence Linda! Thanks for the answer Mr. Patterson - good to know for the future.

You bet. Let us know if you have ideas for how we can support community outreach.

I hear everyone is very busy! This is an organization in which, if you want something done, ask a busy person!

Mr. Patterson - we were considering a 5k at a local park, but also looking into other ideas. :)

hello from Miami

Support, comradery

Its my first conference , please help me understand . What is the next step after this informative and great conference ?

#Truth - "We cannot afford for our groups to become inactive."

Yes, Cynthia - so right.

Hi Linda — where are you located?

Also welcome and thank you for joining!

It's been said, “If we aren't growing, we are dying”

Eswatini formerly Swaziland . Southern Africa region

Engaging in the Community: https://results.org/volunteers/engaging-the-community/

Outreach Guide if folks are having trouble finding it: https://results.org/wp-content/uploads/Outreach-and-Partnership-Guide_FINAL-May-2022.pdf

Thanks, @Sarah!

You’re welcome!

Thanks Sarah

Its community local only ,does it means to global as our works go beyond the local or domestic?

Totally empowering when connections are made

I think community doesn’t always have to mean local.

Social workers on the call know what SMART goals are!

Reminder, all of the resources Karyne is reviewing can be found in the Engaging Your Community tab on our website: https://results.org/volunteers/engaging-the-community/

For resources, check out this link: Guide to hosting Hybrid Meetings: https://results.org/resources/running-hybrid-meetings/

https://results.org/resources/running-hybrid-meetings/

Indivisible

Great idea Cynthia—-we should invite them

Been talking with UN Foundation as well

There are local chapters

And both partnership meetings are a great opportunity to get additional mentoring from Ken and Karyne

There are also other parties like Working Families Party, DSA, Green, etc.

Has anyone worked with League of Women Voters (LWV)?

Zoom on cell phone is best way

Let's get beyond the 2-party system

I’ve done a hybrid meeting at a MOC office -

Used aide’s computer

+1 Sabina

Good idea, Grace, can ask the office too

Also worth asking the Congressional office re setting it up and using their technology if you are trying to have a hybrid meeting -- some are set up well that way

I think in our issues we should go non partisan

I've conference called people from home to meetings in DC using my cell phone. It's not great, but it's better than not having them join at all.

I invited members of LWV to RESULTS Fundraisers and invited them to join our group for lobby meetings.

Yes, and there are free conference calling services: freeconferencecalling.com and freeconference.com

And to answer the question re whether there is WiFi on Capitol Hill -- typically yes, the front desk staff at Congressional offices will usually share how to connect/passwords if you ask. Separate House and Senate WiFi networks.

true the phone is not optimal

Oh that’s great news about the wifi b/c one of my meetings on the hill is virtual, haha

I would have a backup to the wifi though--would not count on it working—so make sure a data plan is an option too

Here is a link to the Relational Organizing Worksheet to help guide you through the questions in your breakout: https://results.org/wp-content/uploads/Relational-Organizing-Worksheet.pdf

Karyne BuryRESULTS Grassroots Impact Teamkbury@results.orgErrolyn GrayRESULTS Expansion Teamegray@results.org

If you haven’t already registered for one of the anti-oppression workshop sessions you can do so directly from the IC agenda here: https://results.org/conference/agenda/

Please tell us about your IC experience via this survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FCLDMF5

Interrupting Microaggressions: https://results.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMudOyuqT4pE9E25fmRE64kw-4GnQIdbsDL

Please stick around for a group photo/screenshot!

Creating Space for Critical Conversation: https://results.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUlf-uqqjouEtAbSfy2QMT_KRi3wL0_ohJf

this was such a fun session - thanks Karyne and Errolyn for all your work to support us in outreach!

We appreciate you all sticking around for a few extra minutes!

Thanks to both of you. It was a great session.

Thank You to both of you!

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Thank you all for joining!! We truly enjoyed this time with you!!

I love Bob's pose!!

TY!!