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Leading a local pack is the pledge in practice, not just in theory. If you're a member and there's no pack near you yet, this is your hand going up.
Session templates, provocation prompts, and a how-to for the first gathering.
A real point of contact at Edufuturists, not a support ticket.
The people running packs in other regions, one message away.
We support you in finding and managing a venue and regional backing, together, not something you're left to sort alone.
Once your pack is running, your name and region get a proper listing.
Pull-up banners, stickers, sticky notes and the other bits that help every gathering feel real, not just the first one.
Once your pack is running, you get a proper listing, name, region and a line about why you started it.
Yes, leading is a membership benefit. Attending is open to everyone, but running a pack is something membership unlocks.
That's normal, especially for a first or second gathering. A handful of people having a proper conversation is worth more than a big room half-listening. Numbers tend to build once word gets round locally.
A couple of hours every other month, plus the gathering itself. The toolkit and other leads exist to take the pressure off.
It's a joint effort. You know your region best, so you lead on finding the venue and the local connections, and we support you in making it happen and lining up backing.
Yes, and it's common. More than two can lead a single region if that's what it needs, plenty of packs grow that way as they get going.
Once your pack is running, you get a proper listing, name, region and a line about why you started it.
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