[Wamvan] Meeting tomorrow

[Joanna Chiu]

Oops sorry everyone! This email was meant for the conference organizers. Please disregard. 

Joanna 

On Mar 5, 2012, at 9:14 PM, Natalie Hill <nhill10 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> 
> I wanted to start a new thread, since our back and forth emails tend to turn into epic exchanges!  
> 
> I originally volunteered to facilitate the meeting that Lindsay, Meenakshi and I scheduled for Feb. 28 (which we all later cancelled).  So I am happy to facilitate tomorrow.
> 
> Proposed Agenda:
> 
> Rounds (let's keep it tight)
> Values
> Recognition of unceded coast salish territories
> - 10 minutes total
> 
> Conference items:
> 
> 1) Registration
> - who has registered, what their needs/interests are, securing goals for registration (Joanna?) (5 mins)
> 5 mins total
> 
> 2) Food
> - donations we have secured, places we are still waiting to hear from, places still to approach (5 mins)
> - budgeting out how we should spend the money we raised from the fundraiser (the amount that's going to food) (10 mins)
> - deciding what to order from Bonchaz Cafe with our $100 coupon (menu: http://www.facebook.com/bonchaz?v=app_190322544333196) (10 mins)
> 25 mins total
> 
> 3) Format/People
> - confirm the structure of the day (panels, time frames, etc.) 10 mins
> - confirm the people who have RSVPed as speakers thus far/who we have approached/status of invitations 15 mins
> - brainstorm other people we can ask 20 mins*
> *PLEASE COME WITH IDEAS! :)
> 45 minutes total
> 
> 4) miscellaneous conference items (10 mins)
> 10 mins total
> 
> 4) Updates on other items
> - SFPIRG grant opportunities (Meenakshi?) 5 mins
> - possible collaborations with Girl Gang (Natalie) 5 mins
> - anything else?
> 10-15 mins
> 
> That brings us to 1 hr 50 mins.  Just enough time to set roles for the next meeting and check out.
> 
> Please feel free to propose changes to this/add other items (we'll figure out a way to make it work time wise).
> 
> See you all at Farida's, 6PM sharp tomorrow!
> 
> Nat
> 
> PS - SFPIRG grant stuff, as previously circulated by Meenakshi:
> 
> 
> 
> LINK:
> http://sfpirg.ca/index.cgi?d&g=%2Fpirg%2Fdonations.html
> 
> Grants
> 
> SFPIRG's Grants Committee (formerly the Donations Committee) accepts
> applications for grants from student and community organizations all
> year. Disbursements to successful applicants are made once at the end
> of each semester (except for the Usamah Ansari Award), with the
> following submission deadlines:
> FALL DEADLINE                    October 31
> 
> SPRING DEADLINE                 February 28
> 
> USAMAH ANSARI AWARD     April 6
> 
> SUMMER DEADLINE              June 30
> 
> The Grants Committee is composed of SFPIRG board & staff members. We
> operate on consensus and non-hierarchical principles in
> decision-making. Applications must be related to a social or
> environmental justice project/campaign. Grant requests are strictly
> monetary, and can be applied retroactively (for example, if you missed
> the Spring deadline and your event was in May, you can submit an
> application for the Summer deadline).*
> 
> General Criteria
> 
> Funding is Available:
> to SFU students and student groups
> to community groups with an annual budget of less than $200,000
> for projects that have a commitment to social and environmental justice
> Priority is Given to:
> 
> groups and projects in the Lower Mainland
> groups working within their own communities
> groups working on the following issues: indigenous sovereignty; gender
> queer, trans- & two-spirit issues; disability justice (esp. invisible
> disabilities); anti-gentrification and affordable housing; food
> sovereignty; prison industrial complex & police brutality; migrant
> justice; climate justice; sex worker support / rights
> groups that demonstrate accessibility and long term vision
> Funding is Not Allocated to:
> student or work exchanges
> groups fundraising to donate to other groups or causes (we prefer to
> donate directly)
> 
> Specific Funding Criteria
> 
> Large Grants {$500-$1000}
> Groups applying for large donations must have a bank account in the
> organization's name. Group must have previous experience organizing
> events or campaigns.
> 
> Small Grants {up to $500}
> This fund is available to groups with little organizing experience as
> well as established groups. Can be used for small campaigns, one time
> events, art projects, publications and other forms of social justice
> organizing.
> 
> Conferences & Workshops Fund {$100}
> Funding available for SFU students attending social and environmental
> justice conferences and/or workshops.
> 
> Usamah Ansari Creative Justice Award {$500}
> In memory of SFPIRG volunteer Usamah Ansari, this annual award
> supports creative social justice work including art, poetry, music and
> writing. Individuals or groups can apply. Priority given to
> communities of colour, refugees and youth. Application deadline is
> April 6th, the anniversary of Usamah's birthday.
> 
> Application Form
> Please download and fill out the Donations Application Form [pdf].
> Conferences & Workshops Application form. [pdf].
> Don't have Adobe Acrobat? Download it!
> 
> How to Submit:
> email: admin at sfpirg.ca
> fax: 778-782-5338
> mail: SFPIRG Donations Committee, TC 326, SFU, Burnaby, BC, Coast
> Salish Territories, V5A 1S6
> If funding is allocated, a cheque will be mailed to you in 4 - 6
> weeks. We also ask successful applicants to acknowledge SFPIRG as a
> supporter in their public/promotional materials. If you are producing
> a report/publication/video etc. with this funding we would appreciate
> a copy for our resource library.
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