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VATN Mapping Our Futures – Midway Evaluation Survey
Thank you for completing this evaluation form! We use your responses to help us improve our preparation, facilitation, and content, and plan for the remaining workshops.
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What are the main things you remember about or learned from the first 3 sessions?
What did you like best about the workshop / facilitation?
What information was most useful to you?
What did you learn that will improve or inform your organizing/community work?
What changes would you suggest to make these first 3 workshops more effective?
Any specific appreciations or changes for Workshop 1: Setting the Stage, Core Concepts, Family Tree, and Community Mapping?
How would you rate Workshop 1: Setting the Stage, Core Concepts, Family Tree, and Community Mapping
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For the remaining workshops, select your preference:
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MORE discussion time in SMALL groups than we have had, and LESS in the LARGE group.
LESS discussion time in SMALL groups than we have had, and MORE in the LARGE group.
The BALANCE between small and large group discussion time has worked well for me.
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Is there anything else you would like us to know?
Fun Content Review Questions!
Which key term(s) form the building blocks of our workshop series so far?
Governance
Community
Economy
True or False: Popular Education means everyone is a teacher and a learner and we can build collective knowledge through sharing our experiences toward collective action.
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False
True or False: Only experts can understand economics and governance.
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False
Community mapping is an example of what Highlander methodology(ies)?
Popular education
Language Justice
Participatory action Research
Cultural Organizing
Intergenerational Organizing
Land, legacy, and place
What are the levels of capitalism from the diagram in workshop 2?
Owner
The Federal Reserve
Environment
Workplace
Money
Bank
Congress
Government and public services
Communities
Corporations
Which are flows of resources that intersect with WORKPLACES/WORKERS according to the diagram in workshop 2?
Profit
Migration
Natural Resources
Foreign Direct Investment
Pollution
Wages
Taxes
Currency Exchange
Interest
Consumer Goods and Services
What are among the values/features of solidarity economy?
Racial equity
Competition
Solidarity and cooperation
Pollution
Sustainability
Domination
Participatory Democratic Governance
Exploitation
Many paths, pluralism
Gender equity
Extraction
Which Beautiful Solution blew your mind? Why?
True or False: Solidarity Economy is a very specific blueprint to building the world we need
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