Thank you for sharing this here, Philip. It's been very encouraging to have
these conversations together.
As you know, I think the participatory vision laid out by the CEE Hub would
help us shift in the direction of greater subsidiarity, enabling
professional movement structures like Hubs to guide that process and hold
the accountability for not only funds distribution in the regions, but also
impact, which is what ultimately we're all working towards.
I'm looking forward to continuing the conversations in Berlin.
Yael
*Yael Weissburg* (she/her)
VP, Community Growth
Wikimedia Foundation <https://wikimediafoundation.org/>
M: (+1) 415.513.6643
I work from San Francisco. My time zone is UTC -7/-8.
Book a call with me here
<https://calendly.com/yael_wmf/talking-2024-yael-wmf>.
On Thu, Apr 11, 2024 at 11:36?AM Philip Kopetzky <philip.kopetzky@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> over the last few weeks there have been many ongoing conversations about
> the current state of funds distribution in the Wikiverse and what a process
> built on subsidiarity and a more open planning phase could look like. The
> CEE Hub has been having discussions with the Wikimedia Foundation involving
> Steering Committee members and staff of the CEE Hub concerning this topic -
> for transparency reasons we have published a possible version of how
> regional networks and affiliates could/should be involved in funds
> distribution and budget planning.[1]
>
> Depending on the final version of the Movement Charter, parameters or
> responsible entities might change within our suggestion, but the basic
> principles of information flow from the bottom to the top of decision
> making, and a more collaborative and open approach to budget planning,
> would remain unchanged.
>
> We hope this document can help further a conversation about the future
> roles, relationships and representation that we want to share in Wikimedia.
>
> Best regards,
> Philip
>
> -------
> [1]:
> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_CEE_Hub/Funds_Distribution_Vision
>
>
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these conversations together.
As you know, I think the participatory vision laid out by the CEE Hub would
help us shift in the direction of greater subsidiarity, enabling
professional movement structures like Hubs to guide that process and hold
the accountability for not only funds distribution in the regions, but also
impact, which is what ultimately we're all working towards.
I'm looking forward to continuing the conversations in Berlin.
Yael
*Yael Weissburg* (she/her)
VP, Community Growth
Wikimedia Foundation <https://wikimediafoundation.org/>
M: (+1) 415.513.6643
I work from San Francisco. My time zone is UTC -7/-8.
Book a call with me here
<https://calendly.com/yael_wmf/talking-2024-yael-wmf>.
On Thu, Apr 11, 2024 at 11:36?AM Philip Kopetzky <philip.kopetzky@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> over the last few weeks there have been many ongoing conversations about
> the current state of funds distribution in the Wikiverse and what a process
> built on subsidiarity and a more open planning phase could look like. The
> CEE Hub has been having discussions with the Wikimedia Foundation involving
> Steering Committee members and staff of the CEE Hub concerning this topic -
> for transparency reasons we have published a possible version of how
> regional networks and affiliates could/should be involved in funds
> distribution and budget planning.[1]
>
> Depending on the final version of the Movement Charter, parameters or
> responsible entities might change within our suggestion, but the basic
> principles of information flow from the bottom to the top of decision
> making, and a more collaborative and open approach to budget planning,
> would remain unchanged.
>
> We hope this document can help further a conversation about the future
> roles, relationships and representation that we want to share in Wikimedia.
>
> Best regards,
> Philip
>
> -------
> [1]:
> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_CEE_Hub/Funds_Distribution_Vision
>
>
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