We’ll continue imbibing in coffee while discussing Logos’ grassroots activism and our collective effort to remedy institutional failures. This meeting aims to help seed leaders who might want to start their own Circle in their community with a mind toward solving a winnable issue.

We will delve deeper into winnable issues, overarching goals to achieve our aims, and how to develop the community. I will briefly go over Logos and Circles again for those who did not attend the last meeting, and then I will focus on discussing the value that Logos Circles adds to the growing localism movement.

General material:

Here is a handy definition of the term: Logos Circles are self-organising local groups that strengthen civil society by addressing the needs of their communities.

Here are a few relevant links for those who are curious ahead of time:

https://circles.logos.co/

https://logos.co/

It should be understood and noted that Logos is an organization dedicated to developing the technology stack to empower cyberstates. The organization is also a principle-first community that upholds the cypherpunk ethos and values.

We are as committed to building communities through activism and elbow grease as we are to developing protocols backed by strong encryption safeguards.

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