How to submit a successful proposal - Revision history

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	'''Need more than a two-hour shift for your Booth?''' We encourage you to check out our Partners Program by emailing gather@digitalrights.community.		'''Need more than a two-hour shift for your Booth?''' We encourage you to check out our Partners Program by emailing gather@digitalrights.community.

	~~===What Makes a Good Proposal?===~~
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	===Global Gathering Proposal Tracks===		===Global Gathering Proposal Tracks===

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	===~~'''~~Global Gathering Proposal Tracks~~'''~~===		===Global Gathering Proposal Tracks===
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	Proposals will be evaluated by TCU with equal distribution of activities across all our four Global Gathering tracks. Any proposed Circle or Booth must be submitted under one of the four tracks listed below:		Proposals will be evaluated by TCU with equal distribution of activities across all our four Global Gathering tracks. Any proposed Circle or Booth must be submitted under one of the four tracks listed below:

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	=== How Do I Submit a Proposal? ===		=== How Do I Submit a Proposal? ===

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	=== How Do I Submit a Proposal? ===		=== How Do I Submit a Proposal? ===
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Victoria: /* Global Gathering Proposal Tracks */

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Global Gathering Proposal Tracks

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	===Global Gathering Proposal Tracks===		==='''Global Gathering Proposal Tracks'''===
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	Proposals will be evaluated by TCU with equal distribution of activities across all our four Global Gathering tracks. Any proposed Circle or Booth must be submitted under one of the four tracks listed below:		Proposals will be evaluated by TCU with equal distribution of activities across all our four Global Gathering tracks. Any proposed Circle or Booth must be submitted under one of the four tracks listed below:
	~~[[File:Ecosystem wellbeing.png\|left\|frameless\|95x95px]]~~
	'''Ecosystem Wellbeing:''' Sustainability and wellbeing of the digital rights ecosystem. This track will be a unique opportunity to promote dialogues between different stakeholders to advance policies and practices that strengthen organizations and networks in the ecosystem and impact the quality of the work we produce.		'''Ecosystem Wellbeing:''' Sustainability and wellbeing of the digital rights ecosystem. This track will be a unique opportunity to promote dialogues between different stakeholders to advance policies and practices that strengthen organizations and networks in the ecosystem and impact the quality of the work we produce.

	[[File:Circumvention technologies.png\|~~left~~\|~~frameless~~\|~~93x93px~~]]		[[File:Circumvention technologies.png\|frameless\|120x120px\|right]]
	'''Circumvention Technologies:''' Dedicated to developers and maintainers of any type of circumvention infrastructure. This track facilitates spaces where public-interest technologists from all over the world will be able to exchange ideas, experiences and eventually produce new projects.		'''Circumvention Technologies:''' Dedicated to developers and maintainers of any type of circumvention infrastructure. This track facilitates spaces where public-interest technologists from all over the world will be able to exchange ideas, experiences and eventually produce new projects.

	[[File:Security, threats and risks.png\|~~left~~\|~~frameless~~\|~~95x95px~~]]		[[File:Security, threats and risks.png\|frameless\|120x120px\|right]]
	'''Security, Threats and Risks:''' This track presents security in a holistic context, focusing on the risks impacting freedom of expression, freedom of information, and privacy, security and safety of civil society. Diverse stakeholders, ranging from security experts and tech developers to journalists and media specialists, can collectively brainstorm.		'''Security, Threats and Risks:''' This track presents security in a holistic context, focusing on the risks impacting freedom of expression, freedom of information, and privacy, security and safety of civil society. Diverse stakeholders, ranging from security experts and tech developers to journalists and media specialists, can collectively brainstorm.

	[[File:Digital rights 2050.png\|~~left~~\|~~frameless~~\|~~95x95px~~]]		[[File:Digital rights 2050.png\|frameless\|120x120px\|right]]
	'''Digital Rights 2050:''' This track focuses on anticipating scenarios of action for the global community of digital rights defenders, for example emerging threats. Digital rights is a field that constantly needs to incorporate new topics and challenges given the fast developments in digital technologies and their impact on society. This theme is meant to give us some time to reflect and think about what's coming down the pipeline.		'''Digital Rights 2050:''' This track focuses on anticipating scenarios of action for the global community of digital rights defenders, for example emerging threats. Digital rights is a field that constantly needs to incorporate new topics and challenges given the fast developments in digital technologies and their impact on society. This theme is meant to give us some time to reflect and think about what's coming down the pipeline.
	<big>'''Questions?''' Reach out to gather@digitalrights.community</big>		<big>'''Questions?''' Reach out to gather@digitalrights.community</big>

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	==== '''Before you submit a proposal…''' ====		==== '''Before you submit a proposal…''' ====
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	===Global Gathering Proposal Tracks===		===Global Gathering Proposal Tracks===
	Proposals will be evaluated by TCU with equal distribution of activities across all our four Global Gathering tracks. Any proposed Circle or Booth must be submitted under one of the four tracks listed below:		Proposals will be evaluated by TCU with equal distribution of activities across all our four Global Gathering tracks. Any proposed Circle or Booth must be submitted under one of the four tracks listed below:
			[[File:Ecosystem wellbeing.png\|left\|frameless\|95x95px]]
			'''Ecosystem Wellbeing:''' Sustainability and wellbeing of the digital rights ecosystem. This track will be a unique opportunity to promote dialogues between different stakeholders to advance policies and practices that strengthen organizations and networks in the ecosystem and impact the quality of the work we produce.

	*'''~~Ecosystem Wellbeing~~:''' ~~Sustainability~~ and ~~wellbeing~~ of ~~the digital rights ecosystem~~. This track will be ~~a unique opportunity~~ to ~~promote dialogues between different stakeholders to advance policies~~ and ~~practices that strengthen organizations and networks in the ecosystem and impact the quality of the work we~~ produce.		[[File:Circumvention technologies.png\|left\|frameless\|93x93px]]
			'''Circumvention Technologies:''' Dedicated to developers and maintainers of any type of circumvention infrastructure. This track facilitates spaces where public-interest technologists from all over the world will be able to exchange ideas, experiences and eventually produce new projects.

	*'''~~Circumvention Technologies~~:''' ~~Dedicated to developers~~ and ~~maintainers~~ of ~~any type of circumvention infrastructure~~. ~~This track facilitates spaces where public-interest technologists~~ from ~~all over the world will be able~~ to ~~exchange ideas~~, ~~experiences and eventually produce new projects~~.		[[File:Security, threats and risks.png\|left\|frameless\|95x95px]]
			'''Security, Threats and Risks:''' This track presents security in a holistic context, focusing on the risks impacting freedom of expression, freedom of information, and privacy, security and safety of civil society. Diverse stakeholders, ranging from security experts and tech developers to journalists and media specialists, can collectively brainstorm.

	*'''Security, Threats and Risks:~~''' This track presents security in a holistic context, focusing on the risks impacting freedom of expression, freedom of information, and privacy, security and safety of civil society~~. ~~Diverse stakeholders, ranging from security experts and tech developers to journalists and media specialists, can collectively brainstorm.~~		[[File:Digital rights 2050.png\|left\|frameless\|95x95px]]
			'''Digital Rights 2050:''' This track focuses on anticipating scenarios of action for the global community of digital rights defenders, for example emerging threats. Digital rights is a field that constantly needs to incorporate new topics and challenges given the fast developments in digital technologies and their impact on society. This theme is meant to give us some time to reflect and think about what's coming down the pipeline.
	*'''Digital Rights 2050:''' This track focuses on anticipating scenarios of action for the global community of digital rights defenders, for example emerging threats. Digital rights is a field that constantly needs to incorporate new topics and challenges given the fast developments in digital technologies and their impact on society. This theme is meant to give us some time to reflect and think about what's coming down the pipeline.
	<big>'''Questions?''' Reach out to gather@digitalrights.community</big>		<big>'''Questions?''' Reach out to gather@digitalrights.community</big>

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What Are Circles and Booths?

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	=== What Are Circles and Booths? ===		=== What Are Circles and Booths? ===
	You can submit as many '''Booth''' and '''Circle''' proposals as you would like. Each activity must have a main contact with whom TCU will communicate about your proposal status and coordination. In the case of Circles, the main contact will be the '''facilitator'''. In the case of Booths, the main contact will be the '''coordinator'''.		You can submit as many '''Booth''' and '''Circle''' proposals as you would like. Each activity must have a main contact with whom TCU will communicate about your proposal status and coordination. In the case of '''Circles''', the main contact will be the '''facilitator'''. In the case of '''Booths''', the main contact will be the '''coordinator'''.
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	=== What Are Circles and Booths? ===		=== What Are Circles and Booths? ===
	You can submit as many Booth and Circle proposals as you would like. Each activity must have a main contact with whom TCU will communicate about your proposal status and coordination. In the case of Circles, the main contact will be the '''facilitator'''. In the case of Booths, the main contact will be the '''coordinator'''.		You can submit as many '''Booth''' and '''Circle''' proposals as you would like. Each activity must have a main contact with whom TCU will communicate about your proposal status and coordination. In the case of Circles, the main contact will be the '''facilitator'''. In the case of Booths, the main contact will be the '''coordinator'''.
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Ursula: /* Submitting your proposal… */

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Submitting your proposal…

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	# Log into your Global Gathering account: [https://gathering.digitalrights.community/ gathering.digitalrights.community]		# Log into your Global Gathering account: [https://gathering.digitalrights.community/ gathering.digitalrights.community]
	# Select Submit a Proposal from your account dashboard. This will take you to the programming submission form. On the top of the form, you will find detailed explanations of activities and themes. On the bottom of the form, you will find the fields you have to fill out.		# '''Select Submit a Proposal from your account dashboard.''' This will take you to the programming submission form. On the top of the form, you will find detailed explanations of activities and themes. On the bottom of the form, you will find the fields you have to fill out.
	# Deadline for submissions is May 30. Expect to hear from us by the end of July and first week in August. This means, if you are going on vacation for an extended period of time in this time frame (two weeks or more), let us know, so your submission does not get disqualified.		# '''Deadline for submissions is May 30.''' Expect to hear from us by the end of July and first week in August. This means, if you are going on vacation for an extended period of time in this time frame (two weeks or more), let us know, so your submission does not get disqualified.
	# Once accepted, you must commit to the following:		# Once accepted, you must commit to the following:
	#* In August we will send you the date and time of when your Circle or Booth will take place. You must confirm.		#* In August we will send you the date and time of when your Circle or Booth will take place. You must confirm.
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	=== What Are Circles and Booths? ===		=== What Are Circles and Booths? ===
	You can submit as many Booth and Circle proposals as you would like. Each activity must have a main contact with whom TCU will communicate about your proposal status and coordination. In the case of Circles, the main contact will be the facilitator. In the case of Booths, the main contact will be the coordinator.		You can submit as many Booth and Circle proposals as you would like. Each activity must have a main contact with whom TCU will communicate about your proposal status and coordination. In the case of Circles, the main contact will be the '''facilitator'''. In the case of Booths, the main contact will be the '''coordinator'''.
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Ursula: /* Before you submit a proposal… */

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Before you submit a proposal…

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	==== '''Before you submit a proposal…''' ====		==== '''Before you submit a proposal…''' ====
	Your Global Gathering application must be approved before you can submit a programming proposal. You can check to see if your application has been approved by logging into your Global Gathering account and viewing your dashboard: gathering.digitalrights.community		Your Global Gathering application must be approved before you can submit a programming proposal. You can check to see if your application has been approved by logging into your Global Gathering account and viewing your dashboard: [https://gathering.digitalrights.community/ gathering.digitalrights.community]

	==== '''Submitting your proposal…''' ====		==== '''Submitting your proposal…''' ====

	# Log into your Global Gathering account: gathering.digitalrights.community		# Log into your Global Gathering account: [https://gathering.digitalrights.community/ gathering.digitalrights.community]
	# Select Submit a Proposal from your account dashboard. This will take you to the programming submission form. On the top of the form, you will find detailed explanations of activities and themes. On the bottom of the form, you will find the fields you have to fill out.		# Select Submit a Proposal from your account dashboard. This will take you to the programming submission form. On the top of the form, you will find detailed explanations of activities and themes. On the bottom of the form, you will find the fields you have to fill out.
	# Deadline for submissions is May 30. Expect to hear from us by the end of July and first week in August. This means, if you are going on vacation for an extended period of time in this time frame (two weeks or more), let us know, so your submission does not get disqualified.		# Deadline for submissions is May 30. Expect to hear from us by the end of July and first week in August. This means, if you are going on vacation for an extended period of time in this time frame (two weeks or more), let us know, so your submission does not get disqualified.
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	*'''Digital Rights 2050:''' This track focuses on anticipating scenarios of action for the global community of digital rights defenders, for example emerging threats. Digital rights is a field that constantly needs to incorporate new topics and challenges given the fast developments in digital technologies and their impact on society. This theme is meant to give us some time to reflect and think about what's coming down the pipeline.		*'''Digital Rights 2050:''' This track focuses on anticipating scenarios of action for the global community of digital rights defenders, for example emerging threats. Digital rights is a field that constantly needs to incorporate new topics and challenges given the fast developments in digital technologies and their impact on society. This theme is meant to give us some time to reflect and think about what's coming down the pipeline.
	'''Questions?''' Reach out to gather@digitalrights.community		<big>'''Questions?''' Reach out to gather@digitalrights.community</big>