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== General outline ==
[[File:GF Wikimedia WMCON18 05 Working Towards 2030.jpg|thumb|upright=3|Graphich recording of a part of the Movement Strategy Process (drawn at Wikimedia Conference 2018). For the whole graphic recording, check the [[:commons:Category:Wikimedia_Conference_2018_–_graphic_recording|Commons category]].]]
The Wikimedia Summit will be a focused annual event for conversations on strategy, governance and organizational development across affiliates, the WMF and its committees. An event that carries the conversations from the Movement Strategy Process further into the future, and is constantly developed along with the structural changes that will also support the organized part of the movement to successfully implement the strategic direction in programmatic work.
 
The Wikimedia Summit 2019 will be designed along the needs and status of the Movement Strategy Process and its Working Groups, as well as the participants’ input. The 2019 event will be an important milestone of the Movement Strategy Process serving following purposesgoals:
 
# The Summit will be an occasion where the affiliates’ and WMF’s leadership will come together to check in on the broader direction of the Strategy Process, with the opportunity to reinforce their co-ownership in this process. Also, the Summit will focus on organizational questions including movement level decision-making and governance.
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The Wikimedia Summit will be an event with one thematic focus, that brings all participants together in broader plenary sessions and more specific break-out sessions. It will be three intense days where results will be reviewed and next steps will be designed. Participating in the event means that representatives will need to be present in the sessions all the time. We will make sure that the essential conversations will be held in the sessions, and don’t need to be moved to the corridor track.
 
== Further updatesNarrative ==
The Wikimedia Summit is a three-days conference for the Wikimedia organizations and groups. Main focus of the event is the ongoing Movement Strategy process. We have invited both Wikimedia affiliate and Wikimedia Foundation leadership to this event, as both as important stakeholders of this ongoing process. Additionally, working group members throughout all nine working groups have been invited to review/feedback their work so far, and present and outlook to what will (or needs to) happen until Wikimania 2019.
* In general, the program will be designed according to the needs and status of the Movement Strategy Process. All registered participants will be updated on an regular basis via the participants' mailing list.
Throughout the three day event the participant group of approx. 200 people will regularly convene in plenary sessions, as well as split into the main groups (Affiliate/WMF leadership & working group members).
* We expect to share a rough draft of the program by mid-December, and a more detailed one by early February.
The outline for the Wikimedia Summit program is as follows:
* A schedule will be published 4-6 weeks ahead of the event. As for previous Wikimedia Conferences, the general time structure will be as following:
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** Thursday evening: Welcome Reception
** Friday: program (9:00 to 18:00)
** Saturday: program (9:00 to 18:00)
** Sunday: program (10:00 to 17:00)
 
=== 1. Re-Connecting ===
''Main idea:'' Welcome to the new Wikimedia Summit, what is the Wikimedia Summit what will we do here, and who is in the room.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To understand the different roles of participants at the Wikimedia Summit – Working Group Members, Affiliate Representatives, WMF Board of Trustees and Staff.<br/>
o To understand the role of the Wikimedia Summit within the Movement Strategy process.<br/>
o To understand the difference between programmatic and structural.<br/>
o To understand the change from "Wikimedia Conference" to "Wikimedia Summit".<br/>
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To feel connected to each other and excited about the event objectives.<br/>}}
 
=== 2A. Working Group Time ===
Main idea: Time for each Working Group to reconnect live and get ready for the work during the Wikimedia Summit.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To spend time together as a Working Group for either the first or second time live.<br/>
o To review the journey so far, both the work and the teamwork.<br/>
o To work further on the Scoping Questions if needed.<br/>
o To prepare for discussions with other Working Groups.<br/>
 
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To feel connection and confidence within each Working Group.<br/>}}
 
=== 2B. Your involvement in the Movement Strategy process ===
''Main idea:'' Participants can find out more about their involvement in the Strategy work, and also have a chance to discuss and share their own work with each other.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To answer questions on the overall process.<br/>
o To introduce the Strategy Liaison role.<br/>
o To explain the preparation needed for tomorrow and what will happen.<br/>
o To make the distinction clear between movement structural and local programmatic.<br/>
o To understand the relevance of structural change to programmatic work.<br/>
o To give time for Open Space Technology style Programmatic discussions.<br/>
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To feel clear about the structural conversations the next day.<br/>
o To have time to talk about what they really care about in their programmes.<br/>}}
 
=== 3A. Working Group Time ===
''Main idea:'' Working Groups discuss the overlaps between them and how to start connecting and coordinating their work.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To identify specific overlaps between Working Groups and how to work on them.<br/>
o To update Scoping Questions for tomorrow.<br/>
o To discuss the mindset and method for tomorrow.<br/>
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To feel confident that the ‘between Working Group’ integration process has started (or is ongoing).}}
 
=== 3B. Your involvement in Movement Governance (to be confirmed) ===
''Main idea:'' Wikimedia Affiliates discuss eventual candidates for the Board of Trustees and, eventually, decide on them.
 
<u>This session is to be confirmed, depending upon the election process for the Affiliate Selected Board Seats</u>.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To run the Affiliate Selected Board Seats (ASBS) process.
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To feel influence over the movement/WMF governance.}}
 
=== 4. Changing Movement Structures ===
''Main idea'': Lots of time to discuss all the possible changes to Movement Structures that will enable the Movement to better support everyone move towards the 2030 Strategic Direction.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To discuss the Scoping Questions of each Working Group.<br/>
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To feel like this is where real change is possible.}}
 
=== 5. Progress check-in ===
''Main idea'': Time to stop to reflect on the Summit so far, and to hear from the Board of Trustees and ask questions.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To explain the Recommendations process till Wikimania, the feedback cycle, and endorsement.<br/>
o To give time to each Working Group to develop their project plan from now till Wikimania for getting the work done.<br/>
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o For Working Groups to feel confident in the process and their plans to get the work done.}}
 
=== 6A. Working Group Time ===
''Main idea'': Working Groups planning for the months ahead and working towards the final Recommendations.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To explain the Recommendations process till Wikimania, the feedback cycle, and endorsement.<br/>
o To give time to each Working Group to develop their project plan from now till Wikimania for getting the work done.<br/>
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o For WGs to feel confident in the process and their plans to get the work done.}}
 
=== 6B. Your agenda ===
''Main idea:'' A second chance for participants to discuss and share about whatever is relevant for them.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To give space for any type of discussion suggested by participants.<br/>
o To absorb the party latecomers because missing this session is ok.<br/>
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To feel like whatever a participant wanted to talk about had space for discussion.}}
 
=== 7. What happens next ===
''Main idea'': Understanding what happens after the Wikimedia Summit and how everyone can be involved.{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To explain the Recommendations process till Wikimania, the feedback cycle, and endorsement.<br/>
o To explore initial Recommendations and directions, and where all of this might be going.<br/>
EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To get excited about what is to come and the possible changes ahead.}}
 
=== 8. Closing ===
''Main idea'': Let’s celebrate and go home!{{new collapse|headline=Rational and experiential aims|content=RATIONAL AIMS:<br/>
o To hear the final thoughts from participants.<br/>
o To appreciate the WG members, and everyone.<br/>
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EXPERIENTIAL AIMS:<br/>
o To feel a sense of closure and celebration.}}
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