Hi Gents -
Hope everyone had a good Easter.
So I've contacted all my remaining Town Halls for the month and have told them that we should try to get a larger group together to actually take the survey and start gathering information. I'm very excited about that - Colin, if you can give me something that says Final on it, as we discussed, I'm on it. I can start as early as tomorrow. What should our Goal be? (200, 300, 5000?)
Also, I've purchased the Website, GOOD4GUAM, and intend on using it to host the link for the online test. My thinking is that its easier for someone to go to Good4Guam, sounds good on radio, etc., and people get it. I'll launch it as a public service site and offer it to intitatives that need polling and quick online surveys, and the online test will be the first.
So, can you give me the link again and I'll start tinkering with a design that we can all approve?
Thanks.
Dan
Monday, 25 April 2011
Thursday, 14 April 2011
Guam Town Hall, April 13, 2011
Lots of good town halls coming up
Gents -
Finally - breakthroughs!
I'm conducing the first townhall in Chamorro sometime next week - have done so by reaching out to the Guam Preservation Trust. Still working on SPIMA, the government agency that oversees the centers for the aged - I simply cannot seem to get the individual village centers (or their commissioners) to commit. They really aren't cooperative - such was the case with the town halls re: military build-up.
The Dept of Health & Social Services contacts suggested/offered assistance in facilitating a hospitality table at their food stamp section where people wait a long time for service and could easily participate in feedback sessions. Next week, at any rate, I'll be conducting another town hall at their venue with a group that specifically works with children/families in need.
It's going well...yeah - we're getting some good feedback.
Will post pics of yesterday's town halls as soon as I find the wire to connect my camera to laptop.
Dan
Finally - breakthroughs!
I'm conducing the first townhall in Chamorro sometime next week - have done so by reaching out to the Guam Preservation Trust. Still working on SPIMA, the government agency that oversees the centers for the aged - I simply cannot seem to get the individual village centers (or their commissioners) to commit. They really aren't cooperative - such was the case with the town halls re: military build-up.
The Dept of Health & Social Services contacts suggested/offered assistance in facilitating a hospitality table at their food stamp section where people wait a long time for service and could easily participate in feedback sessions. Next week, at any rate, I'll be conducting another town hall at their venue with a group that specifically works with children/families in need.
It's going well...yeah - we're getting some good feedback.
Will post pics of yesterday's town halls as soon as I find the wire to connect my camera to laptop.
Dan
Monday, 11 April 2011
The Lunch that missed the Town Hall
Original scheduled d/t: Monday, April 11.
Rescheduled for Wednesday, April 13, 11:45pm, Mangilao
@ The Department of Health & Social Services
Rescheduled for Wednesday, April 13, 11:45pm, Mangilao
@ The Department of Health & Social Services
Rescheduling/reshuffling -
Uh...it was bound to happen...miscommunications...
Anyway..this past Sunday's 2 town halls were rescheduled to this coming Sunday, and today's Town Hall was mis-scheduled and I arrived late. So it will be held on Wednesday, April 13 at noon in Mangilao.
Sheesh.
Anyway..this past Sunday's 2 town halls were rescheduled to this coming Sunday, and today's Town Hall was mis-scheduled and I arrived late. So it will be held on Wednesday, April 13 at noon in Mangilao.
Sheesh.
Friday, 8 April 2011
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