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The strategy is generated through a series of discussions with members of Mozilla communities.
The strategy is generated through a series of discussions with members of Mozilla communities.


Both proposal & strategy will be based around the following 11 topic areas:
Both proposal & strategy will be based around the following 10 topic areas:


* '''Regional/local/geographic identities''': Approach, formation, visibility
* '''Regional/local/geographic identities''': Approach, formation, visibility
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* '''Metrics''': How do we measure activity across all areas?
* '''Metrics''': How do we measure activity across all areas?
* '''Accountability''': What are the expectations around accountability in different volunteer and staff roles?
* '''Accountability''': What are the expectations around accountability in different volunteer and staff roles?
* '''Volunteer Leadership''': How do we approach leadership roles?
* '''Volunteer Leadership''': How do we approach leadership roles & structures?
* '''Resource Distribution''': How do we make access to resources (funding, swag, training) fair and transparent?
* '''Recognition''': What’s our strategy for recognizing and motivating contributors?
* '''Recognition''': What’s our strategy for recognizing and motivating contributors?
* '''Systems - tools & Comms''': What’s the strategy around the tools that enable contributions? How do we communicate with volunteers?
* '''Systems - tools & Comms''': What’s the strategy around the tools that enable contributions? How do we communicate with volunteers?
* '''Opportunity Matching''': How do we surface, present and decide on opportunities to contribute?
* '''Contribution Journey''': How do we welcome people to the Mozilla community? how do we surface, present and decide on opportunities to contribute?  
* '''Competitive Advantage''': What are the key factors where contributions provide a unique value? How do we leverage them?
* '''Staff Support''': What’s our strategy around community-facing staff and workflows?
* '''Staff Support''': What’s our strategy around community-facing staff and workflows?
* '''Onboarding''': How do we welcome and approach volunteers into their first contribution?


=== Timeline ===
=== Timeline ===

Revision as of 22:25, 27 November 2017

What is the Mission-Driven Mozillians strategy project?

This project, driven by the Community Development Team, aims at catalyzing a Mozilla-wide decision and strategy for where and how we invest in our Mission-Driven Mozillians communities.

If you are interested in getting updates about this project, please subscribe to the mission-mozillians tag on discourse.

Background

This project is based on the Open Innovation strategy research project, and informed by the D&I community research, as well as additional interviews & research with key staff members and volunteers.

Additional background

This project was formerly known as "Non-coding Enthusiast communities and contributors".

Who’s Involved

The project is being driven by - Lucy Harris & Ruben Martin (with support from George Roter)

The decision-maker is - George Roter

Agreement is to be sought from - Katharina Borchert, Patrick Finch, Chris Beard, Mitchell Baker and the Reps Module Owner

Input & Consultation- Reps Council + Peers , Reps Community Managers, SUMO Community Managers + key volunteers, L10N Community Managers + key volunteers, Haiyya, D&I Staff, Mozilla Foundation Staff.

Approach

The approach is to generate two documents

  1. A proposal that clearly outlines the impact of Mission-Driven Mozillians communities and proposes an a cohesive approach to investment to Mozilla Leadership
  2. A strategy and roadmap for implementing structures and processes to optimize the health and impact of Mission-Driven Mozillians communities.

The proposal is generated by the input group and shared with decision makers for feedback.

The strategy is generated through a series of discussions with members of Mozilla communities.

Both proposal & strategy will be based around the following 10 topic areas:

  • Regional/local/geographic identities: Approach, formation, visibility
  • Diversity and Inclusion: How do we ensure D&I across everything we do?
  • Metrics: How do we measure activity across all areas?
  • Accountability: What are the expectations around accountability in different volunteer and staff roles?
  • Volunteer Leadership: How do we approach leadership roles & structures?
  • Resource Distribution: How do we make access to resources (funding, swag, training) fair and transparent?
  • Recognition: What’s our strategy for recognizing and motivating contributors?
  • Systems - tools & Comms: What’s the strategy around the tools that enable contributions? How do we communicate with volunteers?
  • Contribution Journey: How do we welcome people to the Mozilla community? how do we surface, present and decide on opportunities to contribute?
  • Staff Support: What’s our strategy around community-facing staff and workflows?

Timeline

  • Q3, 2017 - Work with input group to create initial proposal
  • Q4, 2017 - Leadership input to proposal & framing for initial implementation conversations (topic 1: volunteer leadership)
  • Q1, 2018 - Additional implementation conversations, roadmap generation and early infrastructure and framework creation.

Stay Connected

If you are interested in getting updates about this project, please subscribe to the mission-mozillians tag on discourse.