Come. Talk. Learn.
- Field Organizers: What messages and tactics worked? What didn't?
- Bloggers: How did your relationship with traditional media shift?
- Fundraisers: Did the makeup of donors (big/sm/online/off) evolve?
- Techies: What lessons does the hard data offer?
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BarCamp is the inspiration for RootsCamp. If you are from the BarCamp/Geek world, consider spearheading a RootsCamp in your area.
RootsCampNYC at Polytech U in Brooklyn
With so many people at all levels discovering amazing ways in communicating, organizing, using technology to make a difference and adapting to new media habits, it doesn't make sense for a post-election debrief to exclude you... This is why we called technologists, local union activists, grassroots community leaders, precinct captains, heads of a local parties and activists who are kicking ass in a bold new ways to join us on Saturday, 18 November. Add Roots Camp NYC to your calendar.
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- Got notes? Attach them to the sessions matrix (and help fill it in!)
- Check out our Plusses and Deltas
- See the list of who attended (more or less)
- Subscribe to the RootsCamp NYC Google Group
- Hang out in the RootsCampNYC IRC Channel (#rootscampnyc on freenode)
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What is Rootscamp?
It's a FREE Unconference, where you set the agenda. We talk about the past and plan for the future. Think of it as a cross between an election debrief and grassroots organizing skills share. The progressive community — everyone from the "netroots" to precinct captains to field organizers to national message consultants — comes together and hashes out:
- What did we learn in 2006?
- How can we apply those lessons in 2008 and beyond?
- What are our next steps to strengthen the progressive movement?
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