How to Prepare Team-produced Materials

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How To Prepare Team-Produced Materials
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As you begin the process of working together as multiple congregations with a unified public awareness mission, please keep in mind the full resources of the Chicagoland Marketing Initiative (CMI) of the Chicago Area Unitarian Universalist Council (CAUUC) are available to you. Contact us through:

Michael J. Murschel, MA, CH
Public Relations Consultant, CMI / CAUUC
224 · 577 · 8338
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Materials are available through our website at:
http://www.cauuc.org

and more specifically:
http://www.cauuc.org/Resources.html

The Process
The first step in preparing materials produced by colleagues from a number of kindred congregations is to develop a shared vision of what the purpose of the team is.

Along with that purpose should be a complete list of action plans which should include:
*    Available resources
*    Resources to be cultivated
*    Tasks needed to be accomplished
*    Accountability for those tasks
*    Goals
*    Outcomes
*    Benefits
*    Review of completed projects
*    Thank you notes
*    The REAL reason you are doing all of this


Second step:  Establish a calendar upon which should be indicated:

*    Meeting Dates
*    Process Dates
*    Due Dates



Third step:  Make certain everyone knows how to best keep in touch with each other.

Fourth step:  Establish a routine for the production of similar materials such as press releases, graphics, photos, booth or display design, PowerPoint work, website development, presentations, and the like.

Fifth step:  Review the success of everything you do and tweak things as you go.

Sixth step:  Keep your congregations involved by updating them on a regular basis, posting success stories, inviting them to venues at which materials will be presented.

Seventh step:  Keep your minister, staff, and committees involved and informed.

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News about CAUUC

Chicago Area
Unitarian Universalist Council

Annual Meeting 

Saturday, May 4, 2013
Held at Unity Temple, U.U.

875 W. Lake St., Oak Park, IL 60301

 

·          10 to 10:15 a.m. Sign-in, with light refreshments and socializing.

 ·          10:15 to 11:30 a.m.—Program

  “Out of the Sanctuary, Into the Streets
A panel presentation, featuring the following:

Rich Pokorny on The Community Renewal Society and U.U. involvement with it.

Finley Campbell on the UU General Assembly and its place in our acting to promote our values in the broader society.

Dave Segel on Sustainability and how U.U.s can help promote it in the wider world.

Karla Chew on involvement with a proposed Constitutional Amendment to do away with corporate personhood and the concept that money is not the same as free speech.

 ·          11:30 a.m.  to 12:30 p.m. —Annual Business Meeting

  Agenda to Include

·          Chair/Co-Chair Report
   
Financial Report
   
Proposed budget for the new fiscal year
 
Motion to limit CAUUC membership to dues paying congregations.
   Election of Officers and Directors for the new fiscal year.
 
Reports of CAUUC supported organizations/ events
 
Other Business
  Adjournment

CAUUC Board of Directors 2012-2013:

Karla Chew, co-chair (Third Church)
Ellen Wehrle, co-chair (Unity Temple)
Judy Ball, secretary (Countryside Church, UU)
Allan Lindrup, treasurer (First Church, Chicago)

Dave Karcher (Peoples Church)
John Halbeck
(Hinsdale)
Finley Campbell
(First Chicago)         
Judy Ball
(Countryside Palatine) 

Dave Segel (Elgin)
Doug Erickson (Evanston)          

Adjunct:  Margaret Shaklee (Evanston), communications


 

 

 

Contact CAUUC

Chicago Area Unitarian
Universalist Council
c/o First Unitarian Church
5650 S. Woodlawn Ave.
Chicago IL 60637
Email: info@cauuc.org