30 Esperantists Discuss the Future of Esperanto-USA
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Hans Becklin leads this discussion about what our members want us to do and offer.
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00:00 Alex: Become a member & cast your vote in the current election
00:38 Bill: The current rule is you had to have been a member when voting started to vote now
01:10 Alex: Why?
03:58 Charlotte begins the discussion
04:18 Brandon clarifies that we are voting to launch a “Committee of the Whole” session
06:02 Elle seconds the motion & adds that she wishes more people knew about this event
06:51 Hans says we have a critical mass of members & should still do it
07:27 Alex calls for a vote
08:23 The motion passes
08:36 Hans asks what would make us happy about the state of Esperanto in the US
10:01 Chuck wishes at least 80% of people knew about Esperanto
10:56 Rachel: A good measure of success would be for each region to have an active group
11:41 Charlotte: Every region has a coordinator but not a group
12:24 Elle: Let’s re-activate people who know Esperanto but don’t go to clubs
13:01 Barbara: we should make a goal for 50% of E-USA members take an Esperanto exam
13:59 Chelsea wants every library to have Esperanto books
14:20 Orlando: We haven’t had a UK in the US since 1972. Many of us have never experienced a UK in our country. Let’s have one!
16:42 Brandon: Brazil has a thriving national movement. They had a fun week-long LK with over 400 people and its own youth events. Brazil has a similar size to us and their movement is thriving! Can we do the same?
18:19 Elle wants a better website with links to resources like YouTube channels by American Esperantists
19:00 Hans says with UEA’s new administrative tools for Esperanto websites (now in beta), our website could improve a lot in the future
19:45 Alex mentions the E-USA website has a security issue (which was fixed by the end of the week)
20:43 Charlotte says the current website was made in 2 days when the old one crashed
21:23 Alex wants Usono to not be a dirty word in Esperantujo
22:20 Myrtis wants a clear reason for people to join E-USA
22:43 Barbara wants 50% of members to have an Esperanto certification
23:08 Orlando: Don’t reinvent the wheel
24:21 Brandon: Many people don’t renew their memberships. We need to do a better job of recruiting & retaining members
25:12 Charlotte: Our membership committee is our most active committee and they want your ideas on this topic
25:44 Alekso: What about a member of the month program?
27:10 Elle: It’s a great idea and we need lots of great ideas working together
27:58 Rachel suggests supporting families with small children
28:40 Chuck: The question isn’t what Esperanto-USA can do for you, but what are you willing to do for Esperanto-USA? We can’t expect people to join just to be a member anymore.
29:40 Jonathan wants more US-based classes and meetups
30:14 Esperantist in the back: A monthly podcast would help learners get experience & confidence
30:53 Rafa would like to see more cultural activities like literature contests
31:12 Hoss is working on publishing older Esperanto texts. How do we communicate that he’s doing that?
31:38 Bill: I’d like to see Esperanto mentioned positively in the media
32:03 Hans: Esperanto is often mentioned as something whose heyday is gone. Let’s change that
32:32 Carter wants more classes than just NASK
33:02 Vince wants to see local Esperanto groups doing community service
33:48 John: We could collaborate with non-EO publications that have similar values to draw interest
34:32 Hans closes the discussion saying one of the main issues is not a lack of volunteers, but having activities that people would want to volunteer for. Members vote on their favorite proposals
41:43 Hans announces the items that got over 10 votes: 1) Reasons to join E-USA and Stay, 2) Cultural Activities and Podcasts, and 3) More US-based Online Classes.
41:58 Strengthening local groups isn’t a high priority for people at the UK, but that has been a focus of E-USA
42:50 What tasks can we give the board so these things get done? Let’s have informal meetings about these things while we’re here
43:20 Charlotte is ready to help with more US-based classes and events
43:55 Alex will be the contact person for cultural activities/podcasts.
44:33 Hans says that we should keep the board members in the loop. When he was a board member he felt like there were no volunteers, and he feels like these ideas are good
45:09 The camera shows all the ideas that were written on the board
45:55 Hans asks the board if they want to appoint a chair or have someone start a Telegram group
46:28 Hans asks who would attend a breakout session on Reasons to Join E-USA and Stay
47:59 Who here is interested in Cultural Activities?
48:14 Who here is interested in Online Classes & Events?
48:29 Slideshow of follow-up sessions
