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<span style="font-size: 12pt;">'''The summaries for each page should be bolded, size 12 sans-serif font | <span style="font-size: 12pt;">'''The summaries for each page should be bolded, size 12 sans-serif font. '''</span><span style="font-size: 12pt;"></span> | ||
= This is an example of how to format the HUB's wiki pages = | = This is an example of how to format the HUB's wiki pages = | ||
<span style="font-size: 12pt;" >The following is a passage from one of our other wiki pages to demonstrate the maximum # of lines each section should include:</span> | <span style="font-size: 12pt;">The following is a passage from one of our other wiki pages to demonstrate the maximum # of lines each section should include:</span> | ||
<span style="font-size: 12pt;" >"Lots of groups have an overall orientation with their Theory of Change that allows for many different points of focus (or targets). HUB Advisor Amara Possian has adapted Marshall Ganz's writings to create this tight definition of a "campaign": "A campaign is a sequence of tactics with a clear goal, demand and target that helps achieve a particular change. Sitting down to create a campaign strategy assumes that group members are already aligned around a target or focus area... for example: shutting down fossil fuel projects in our region, Indigenous solidarity, antiracist action, fighting misogyny. Campaign strategy process should never begin with 'what should we focus on?' As opposed to group orientation, campaign strategy needs to get focused, specific about an achievable goal with a timeframe, and be grounded in reality. I.e. working with available resources and a solid power analysis of the target or system you are working to change."</span> | <span style="font-size: 12pt;">"Lots of groups have an overall orientation with their Theory of Change that allows for many different points of focus (or targets). HUB Advisor Amara Possian has adapted Marshall Ganz's writings to create this tight definition of a "campaign": "A campaign is a sequence of tactics with a clear goal, demand and target that helps achieve a particular change. Sitting down to create a campaign strategy assumes that group members are already aligned around a target or focus area... for example: shutting down fossil fuel projects in our region, Indigenous solidarity, antiracist action, fighting misogyny. Campaign strategy process should never begin with 'what should we focus on?' As opposed to group orientation, campaign strategy needs to get focused, specific about an achievable goal with a timeframe, and be grounded in reality. I.e. working with available resources and a solid power analysis of the target or system you are working to change."</span> | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 15 July 2022
The summaries for each page should be bolded, size 12 sans-serif font.
This is an example of how to format the HUB's wiki pages
The following is a passage from one of our other wiki pages to demonstrate the maximum # of lines each section should include:
"Lots of groups have an overall orientation with their Theory of Change that allows for many different points of focus (or targets). HUB Advisor Amara Possian has adapted Marshall Ganz's writings to create this tight definition of a "campaign": "A campaign is a sequence of tactics with a clear goal, demand and target that helps achieve a particular change. Sitting down to create a campaign strategy assumes that group members are already aligned around a target or focus area... for example: shutting down fossil fuel projects in our region, Indigenous solidarity, antiracist action, fighting misogyny. Campaign strategy process should never begin with 'what should we focus on?' As opposed to group orientation, campaign strategy needs to get focused, specific about an achievable goal with a timeframe, and be grounded in reality. I.e. working with available resources and a solid power analysis of the target or system you are working to change."