If anyone is trying to get elected officials to try this, try the "on-land" stuff because it’s a "yes, and."

Becky Bond is the author of the book "Big Organizing". Progressives having policies and selling them. That’s different than what we’re talking about here. Uplifting problems, co-creation of solutions. People-oriented.

Social media, social change books all point to leadership as critical. But here we have the listening and facilitation as vital as well.

Part of a larger movement.

This example and moment in time - the online, on-land intersection is helping us make democracy wide and deep. The chasm has been that tech goes wide, community organizing goes deep, weren’t matching up. Starting to see models when someone like Audrey understands the pieces need to be "yes, and". ...

No presentations. We’ve discussed questions with each panelist, but audience should feel free to ask questions for conversational tone.

Introducing the panel. So many lovely guests from overseas, a model we might follow. Wanted to broaden the conversation about what we can take from other places. What are gaps we know need filling? We know we have some. What can we learn?