At least once each month we get together to share time with each other outside of our strict work duties.

This meeting is free-flowing and open in format.

Here's how you can host one:

1. Come up with your topic. Each host brings their own topic or reason to get together. Here are some ideas for what you could do:
   • Group project unrelated to work, like cooking a shared meal or writing cards.
   • Physical space check-in. This is an opportunity for each of us to share something neat or special about our physical space. As a remote team, this can help us get to know each other.
   • Draw a Brave Card to start a juicy conversation.
   • Show and tell. A timeless classic.
   • Walk & talk. Take the team away from their desks for a phone-based walk and talk.
2. With your session planned, make a doodle poll or send some slack messages to book your meeting. Recommended time frame is 30 to 90 minutes. More than 90 and we all start to tire from Zoom.
3. With a date and time selected, name your meeting and put it on the calendar.

Past Community of Practice Meetings

Keep a log of your past meetings for the team to reference and to inspire future meeting topics.