How to organize your first meeting
A simple agenda for gathering neighbors and deciding what to try together.
Keep the first gathering small, local, and useful.
Before you meet: pick a familiar place, invite people you already know, and share a one-sentence purpose.
A 60-minute agenda: why we are here; introductions; what we might build; one next step; who will do what.
After: write names and the next date in the community workspace.