Join us for an exciting online gathering where ECOnGOOD members from around the world come together! Everyone is welcome to attend and witness co-determination in action as delegates vote on strategic proposals that will help shape the future of our organisation.
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Dates
- Registration: January 1 - June 15
- Commenting Period for Proposals: April 5 - May 3
- Editing Period for Proposal Authors: May 4 - 18
The Delegates Assembly will take place in two online events:
- Kickoff and Proposal Workshops on May 27, 15:00-19:00 CET
- Main Event on June 27, 15:00-19:00 CET.
What to expect
- Connect with like-minded people who care about the common good
- Learn and share knowledge in interactive sessions
- Join language-specific breakout rooms to foster community
- Watch transparency in action as delegates make key decisions
The event is free and will be held in English. We will also have language-specific breakout sessions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I participate?
Join us at the largest international gathering of our movement, where we discuss important topics and make strategic decisions together. You'll participate in shared decision-making, observe transparent voting on proposals, connect with like-minded people in breakout rooms, and learn from engaging workshops. The detailed agenda will be published soon!
Do I have to be a Delegate to participate?
Anyone is welcome to participate in the Delegates Assembly, whether as a guest or delegate. While all ECOnGOOD members can attend and participate in the event, only officially elected delegates (chosen by their local chapter or hub and confirmed by their coordinator) have voting rights on proposals.
What are proposals?
Proposals are key documents that present specific actions and changes aimed at improvements or solutions that shape ECOnGOOD's strategic direction. These can address organisational structure, governance, policies, or strategic initiatives that impact the entire movement.
Within the framework of the Assembly, proposals are presented, workshopped, refined, and then voted on by delegates for approval or rejection.