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Start a Circle

About Logos Circles
Section 1: Organising Circles around local action
Section 2: Preparing for the first Circle
Section 3: Running the First Circle
Section 4: Post-Circle
Section 5. Stewarding a Circle

Volunteer Roles & Responsibilities

Volunteers power every Circle. Clear, shared roles build trust, momentum, and shared ownership.

1. Circle Steward

  • Facilitate meetups, introduce Logos, and help guide the group toward action.
  • Create space for others to contribute, grow, and take ownership over time.
  • Project manage the delivery of winnable issues

2. Communications Steward

  • Promote the monthly Circle meetups
  • Post Logos Forum updates with meeting notes and progress updates for the winnable issue.
  • Help develop key messaging to promote what your Circle is working on and inspire others to join you.

3. Community Steward

  • Connect with aligned communities and local channels to help grow the Circle.
  • Welcome new members and help them plug in.
  • Moderate the Circle community channel.

4. Impact Steward

  • Take on a piece of real-world action, whether that’s outreach, research, building tools, or hosting events.
  • Volunteers on winnable issues may not be part of the local Circle; they may be able to contribute remotely.

5. Technical Steward

  • Develop tools, contribute code and documentation
  • Provide expertise in onboarding more technical contributors
  • Provide the link with Logos CCs to support solutions on the Logos stack.