Juneau (2), Soldotna, Fairbanks, Petersburg, Denali, Kenai

• Talked more about the shape of the organization.
• Indivisible partnership? (More resources)
• Getting a chapter together
• Communities who are already doing this: write up how they do events, lessons learned
• Survey out to individuals. Aggregate out at state level. Push back down to community levels.
• Allow people to fund specific projects instead of party general fund.
• Not reliant on outside funding
• Ways to track in-kind or volunteer hours.

Reviewed Disposition Rubric – Developed by the Dispositions Task Force.

Reviewed meeting agreements from First Alaskans Institute

Proposed structural elements for statewide Gatherings (Frequency/Monthly)

• Alaska Neighbors Party allows anyone to participate in our community, social or work groups, and statewide gatherings. Participants in our statewide meetings will adhere to our norms for civil discussion.
• A group of at least 3 members may call a meeting.
• At least one of those members should be residing in a different city than the others. 
• Share the date, time, and link at least 5 days before the proposed meeting posted in Discord/Signal
• Group must keep notes on who attended and what was discussed
• Place to share what has been worked on in Work Groups/Social Groups/Community Groups
• Members who cannot make the specific date/time may send in items for consideration
• Any member may propose agenda items
• No hierarchical structure, but there should be a facilitator (rotating role)
• Statewide will work on surveys to push down to community/workgroups/social groups
• Statewide will aggregate information from community/workgroups/social groups and send back for feedback before publishing on website
• Website information will reflect the gradients in thinking. Areas where most members agree and areas of concern that some members have.

Work Groups/Social Groups
-At least 2 members meeting together in-person or online

• Best efforts to share date, time, and location before proposed work group
• Notes/Work Product to be shared at the Statewide Gatherings

Community Groups

• Group of at least 2 members (or if a small community: paired with another small community or neighboring community)
• Deeper discussion of local issues, discuss survey/small group questions
• Summarize important topics to share at Statewide Gathering
• Workgroups/Social Groups and Community groups may propose their own local structures

Potential Partner Organizations / Individuals:

• Standup Alaska
• Matsu United for Progress
• Local ANB/ANS
• Current independents in AKLEG

Stance

• Collaborating with partner organizations with things already in motion
• Inviting experts in field to share information
• Inviting dissenters