It’s a bit artificial, but you could divide “People’s Environmental Scrutiny Committee” projects into products and events.
PRODUCTS |
EVENTS |
Reports on issues (total carbon footprints, disaster preparedness, the Clean City Fund, etc.) |
Monthly meetings, (which will always include an element of skill-sharing – see the list here) |
Reports (monthly) “things you should know about Manchester and the City Council” |
Organised, strategic attendance at various council meetings (usually, but not exclusively, scrutiny committees) |
Videos – interviews with people, about reports, about meetings, footage of council meetings etc |
Skill-share (big – PESC books venue, invites people to attend. Perhaps joint with another organisation) |
Letters to newspapers (written by anyone who wants to try their hand!) |
Skill-share (small- a few people who want a skill being put in touch with someone who HAS those skills) |
Press releases |
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Blog posts |
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Regularly updated jobs list |
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The skills database (of who is good at what – obviously there are data protection issues!) |
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Quizzes |
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A board game called “the Siege of Castle Grayskull” |