Start a Learning Community
Meeting with Your Learning Community
Resources for running your learning community!
Below please find meeting agendas, a sample facilitation guide, syllabi, and other resources for learning in community with others.
Example activities:
Examples of activities for your learning community, whether you want to meet virtually or in-person:
- Start a reading group on The Deficit Myth. Find sample meeting agendas here.
- Ready for something more advanced? Dive into MMT 201/301. Find a sample syllabus here.
- Start a reading group on other books, articles, or podcasts. See member resources for more.
- Watch Finding the Money and host a discussion.
- Volunteer together with local community organizations.
Running a Meeting:
Before meeting, think about how you plan to run group meetings. Consider:
- How do you plan to facilitate your meeting? Find sample facilitation strategies here.
- Do you want to meet virtually or in-person?
- How often does your group want to meet?
- Virtual reading groups may want to meet every other week.
- In-person groups may be better suited for monthly or quarterly meet-ups.
- When2meet can help coordinate schedules and find a time for everyone.