# Community of Practice
## Who is this community for?
The Let's Play community is targeted towards co-op educators including:
* Member-owners trying to popularize their cooperative movement
* Co-op boards planning their next retreat
* Co-op coaches and other professionals (Business coaches, financial and legal advisors)
* Co-op enthusiasts gathering people to start a brand new cooperative venture
* Academics adding cooperative-adjacent content to their courses or degree programs
## What happens at a meeting?
Here is our typical 60-minute meeting agenda:
The highlight of each meeting is the **Roast of the Month**. A typical roast involves a 5-minute description of a workshop plan or exercise plan by the hosting member. The group asks questions about how the plan aligns with critical pedagogy and experiential education best practices. Finally, the entire group engages in a rapid-fire brainstorming session.
**Needs sharing** follows the [rapid coordination](https://www.converge.net/toolkit/rapid-coordination) model designed by the Converge Network. A 4-minute overview of their work is [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHk85ANDvaw).
Following a meeting, members are welcome to stay on the call for another 30 minutes to chat or dive deeper into an urgent topic.
## When and where do you meet?
We meet monthly on the Third Thursday via Google Meet. We encourage all new members to join our Discord server. Email to request access to Discord and virtual meetups.
## What is an impact network?
An **Impact Network** is a model for organizing that may fit this project in we gain some early traction. If our end goal is a robust ecosystem of practitioners, support institutions, events and resources, then it is very unlikely that one small group of people can build it alone.
A [book](https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/678198/impact-networks-by-david-ehrlichman/) outlining this approach emerged from the work of the Converge network. The Converge toolkit for fostering an impact network is [available freely online](https://www.converge.net/networktoolkit). In our meetings, we hope to experiment with many of the techniques found in the toolkit.
The growth of a network over time.
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