ASAP Closing 6/27/14 Meeting Minutes
Mitchel Wu
ASAP Closing 6/27/14 Meeting Minutes
Note-taker: Mitch
Congratulations for a wonderful year!
End-of-year briefing “De-brief”
PLUS’s:
-Good Moderation for Q&A session
-Good use of reflecting back to the issue/community
-Overall engagement of the audience was good
-Use of personal connections was effective
-Everyone liked the Prezi
DELTA’s:
-More people could have stepped up
-Returning students can take more initiative
-Could have prepared better for the Q&A during the dry runs
-One suggestion is prepare by issue buckets
-Follow up on press
-More press could have attended (from more ethnicities)
Next Steps:
-Continue with Campaign Bridge asks, meeting with Chancellor, Mayor’s Office, and continue to get Education Committee to hold a hearing.
Announcements:
-Google Drive and Googlegroups still alive, feel free to use it as a resource to get information and communicate. CACF will also use it to post summer opportunities
-Remember to spread the word on ASAP recruitment, applications can be downloaded at www.cacf.org
-New ASAP structure for 2014-2015: There will be an option for ASAP to choose to attend weekly or monthly meetings as Core or General Members.
-For returning ASAP members, please fill out the link below:
https://docs.google.com/a/cacf.org/forms/d/1e6tV34gp0IkvfwlJq9UtWX08ov4tpJJX6YpcTWNS1Tw/prefill
Also, all returning members MUST attend and contribute to summer orientation by leading sessions.
吳明曉
Mitchel Wu, MA
Program Manager
The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families
50 Broad Street, 18th floor
New York, NY 10004
Tel:212-809-4675 x 107
Fax: 212-785-4601
Advocating for children and families for over 25 years
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