Thursday 9th December, 7-8.30pm

hosted by Fishermead Mosque, Fishermead Blvd MK6 2LA, bringing together leaders from the following Fishermead ‘s civil society institutions, also leaders from partner institutions.

Civil society institutions	Leaders
7th Day Adventist Church	Arnold Best, Bryan Maxwell
Action Speaks	Ophelia Cole
Chinese Overseas Church Mission	Rev Henry Lu
Fishermead Community Association	Darron Kendrick, Tonya Wilson, David & Melania Hart
Frank Howe Court	Ruth Legh-Smith, Lizzie, Chris
Fishermead Mosque	Tajhudeen Lebbe
Jubilee Wood Primary School	Headteacher Matt O’Brien sent apologies
Lifehouse (Salvation Army)	Tom Lathwood, Clare Doughty
Trinity Community Centre	Heinz Elbers, Sophie Richens
Trinity Church	Rev Ian Herbert, Don Mahon
Willows First School	Headteacher Joanna Orbell
Partner institutions
Campbell Park Parish Council	Cllr Martin Petchey
MK Community Foundation	Kay Smith
Thames Valley Police
The Co-Op Store	Charlie Bird

AGENDA

(6.45pm Meet & Greet – light refreshments)

7.00 Invitation to witness evening prayers (optional)

7.15 Welcome from Mosque President Thajudeen Lebbe and Secretary Shameela

7.20 Introduction from Fishermead citizens:

• What is community organising & training – David Hart
• How Fishermead citizens have acted on Digital Exclusion – Rev Ian Herbert
• My experience of Citizens action at Willows First School – Ophelia Cole

7.30 Weaving Trust carousel of 5-minute 121 conversations on ‘who are you and what issue(s) would your institution like to see action on to improve Fishermead?’ – Sophie Richens

7.55 Sharing of issues – leaders from each institution take turns to present Fishermead issues of greatest interest to them and their followers – Ruth Legh-Smith

8.10 Discuss and decide on issues for research action

8.25 Agree time and location of Delegates Assembly in Feb/March

8.30 Close & networking

(8.35-45 Shared evaluation)

Clothing: There is no need for women visitors to wear a head scarf.

Covid: For your own and others’ safety, you may wear a face covering.

Details about Fishermead Citizens project.