Start a Circle 3/Section 1: Organising Circles around local action

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Start a Circle

About Logos Circles
What is Logos? How to join a Logos Circle Logos onboarding resources Why we need Logos Circles Winnable Issues from Circles Roadmap for Logos Circles Circles Charter Resources for Activists

For Circle Stewards

Section 1: Organising Circles around local action
What is a winnable issue? Winnable issues: Pipeline Workflow Circles Civil Society Issue Buckets (Pilot)

Section 2: Preparing for the first Circle
Principles for leading effective circles How to make the hard ask Finding the right venue How to create a Luma event Brand and design assets Finding Your People Stipend Process Checklist: Preparing for Your First Circle

Section 3: Running the First Circle
The first circle - agenda Staying connected: Recommended Tools Checklist: The First Circle

Section 4: Post-Circle
Post-event reporting Feedback form Checklist: Post Event

Section 5. Stewarding a Circle
Growing local Circles Running future circles The role of Circle stewards Volunteer roles Parallel Society Playbook Running a Logos node

◄ For Circle Stewards ▲ Start a Circle · Contents What is a winnable issue? ►

This section introduces how Circles organise around meaningful local action (winnable issues). It outlines how to identify relevant issues in your community, work with others to shape them into focused, achievable goals, and build momentum through small, practical wins. The emphasis is on grounding the Circle in real-world needs, fostering ownership within the community, and turning shared intent into visible impact.

◄ For Circle Stewards ▲ Start a Circle · Contents What is a winnable issue? ►