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We came together to create the [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Recommendations|Movement Strategy recommendations]]. Now it’s time to figure out how to implement them. Wikimedia communities everywhere are invited to select their top priorities for implementation in 2021. '''Prioritization''' is the start of the [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Transition|transition]] to implementation. These local, regional, and thematic discussions will be hosted online by affiliates and communities with support from the [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Transition/People#Support%20Team|Support Team]].

== Overview ==

Designed by the [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Transition/People#Design%20Group|Transition Design Group]], [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Transition/Preparation events|prioritization events]] are local virtual workshops to kick off implementation discussions and see what recommendations respond to different needs and can make a difference in the movement. The aim is to produce prioritized lists of [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Transition/List of Initiatives|actions and changes]] that communities and affiliates feel will make an impact, both locally and globally. Implementation will be deeply-rooted in [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Recommendations/Movement Strategy Principles|our principles]].

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== What you need to do ==

# To organize a local or regional virtual prioritization workshop in September and October, let the Support Team know [[Talk:Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Transition#ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HOSTING ANScheduled EVENT?events|on Meta]] or by email (see the address below). Regional events would be for getting prepared and sharing information. Prioritization will be at the level of individual communities and affiliates, locally relevant and interesting, workshop style to determine your interests in implementation. Refer to this [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Transition/Preparation events#One-pager|one-page overview]] of the prioritization events and our [[Wikimedia 2030|page on Meta]] as your central point for everything Strategy related.  

# Prepare for your meeting, find a facilitator, and translate materials if needed. Take a look at the suggested agenda. You may need to host more than one call in order to identify your areas of interest and your priorities for implementing the recommendations in 2021.  

# Document the meeting (video, notes), complete the '''reporting template''' (using the button below, on-wiki, or '''[https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqpu57pooWy3A_WdhosEhjc7jhaYkBgqF0310QVZCCssJS7w/viewform this survey]''') and send it to us within 7 days, quite easy.

#Join the global events in November. Here is a [[:File:MS Transition Events Overview.pdf|one-page overview]] of the entire process from now until implementation..

Don’t hesitate to reach out to the Support Team (by email: '''strategy2030 {{at}} wikimedia.org''') if you have any questions or comments. Please closely  review the Wikimedia Foundation’s Friendly Space Policy.

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== Suggested Agenda ==

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|1. What is Movement Strategy and why is it important to take part in its implementation?

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|2. What are the next steps after prioritization? ([[:File:MS Transition Events Overview.pdf|one-page overview]] <nowiki> | </nowiki>[[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Transition#Timeline|timeline and steps]])

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|3. Introduce the Movement Strategy [[Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2018-20/Recommendations/Movement Strategy Principles|principles]] as building blocks of our movement and our work

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|What is the outcome

|* Communities excited to join global discussions and be a part of implementation.

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* Communities excited to join global discussions and be a part of implementation.

* Prioritized lists of initiatives that are important locally and regionally.

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== Further reading ==

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File:MS Reporting Template for Prioritization Events.pdf| Reporting template (same as above, but in PDF format)

File:MS Transition Events Overview.pdf| One page summary of Transition events

File:Preparation events - one-pager.pdf| One page summary of preperation events (first part of the Transition events)

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