What can you do?

• If you are an organization which wants to participate in the public conversation, then
  • Identify a conversation topic.
    • What is your focus? On public policy or moral issues or veterans themes, etc.?
  • Determine the educational format. For example,
    • Public lecture
    • Seminar
    • Video/slideshow
    • Articles in newsletters, websites, newspapers, etc.
    • A artistic performance or presentation
  • Select a physical or virtual location.
    • Is this easily or readily accessible by your target audience?
    • Are there parking or travel concerns?
  • Develop a marketing and publicity campaign.
    • Coordinate with the Project's Clearinghouse Email
    • Set your event dates and times
  • Special Events
    • Conduct a contest for "Best {essay, interview, performance, art, etc.}"
    • Offer awards for specific activities. E.g, winning the contest, for attending a set number of Project events, etc.
  • Financial plan
    • Will you charge a fee?
    • Do you need to solicit funds from foundations or other groups?
  • Contribution
    • If you can, make a contribution to the Project.
    • If you have memorabilia, contact the Project for copying or donation procedures.
    • Identify any members who should be interviewed by the Oral History project.

     

• If you are an individual.
• Plan to attend an event.
• Pass on information about the Project to others. Send them to this website www.minnesota8.net
• If you have memorabilia, contact the Project for copying or donation procedures.
• Participate in or direct others to the Oral History project.

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