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    Wards 7 & 8 Community Board Survey Results

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    What you said in the survey: Results of Wards 7 & 8 Community Board calendar initial feedback In May 2015, East Bank DC (eastbankdc.org) launched a new calendar by and for Wards 7 and 8 residents and stakeholders. The calendar as planned would include all events open to the public—civic, recreational, cultural, community, and more. The calendar address is http://www.eastbankdc.org/community-board.html. Several weeks into this new calendar, the co-managers of the calendar (@eastbankdc and @susiecambria) wanted initial feedback from the online community. Here are the results. Twelve people responded. Of the 12, only two had looked at the calendar to see what events were taking place. One or more of the #eotr Yahoo Groups was the way most respondents heard about the calendar—and the survey. The three most popular calendar posts respondents want to see are, in order, civic, ANC, and government meetings. Other events of interest are events related to jobs, DC history, for families, political, and businesses. Suggestions for informing residents and providers/businesses about the calendar: Share calendar updates in real time Facebook groups and pages Flyers distributed at community meetings Information shared by councilmembers—in newsletters, on Twitter, at meetings Calendar update emails Mailings TV, cable

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    What you said in the survey: Results of Wards 7 & 8 Community Board calendar initial feedback In May 2015, East Bank DC (eastbankdc.org) launched a new calendar by and for Wards 7 and 8 residents and stakeholders. The calendar as planned would include all events open to the public—civic, recreational, cultural, community, and more. The calendar address is http://www.eastbankdc.org/community-board.html. Several weeks into this new calendar, the co-managers of the calendar (@eastbankdc and @susiecambria) wanted initial feedback from the online community. Here are the results. Twelve people responded. Of the 12, only two had looked at the calendar to see what events were taking place. One or more of the #eotr Yahoo Groups was the way most respondents heard about the calendar—and the survey. The three most popular calendar posts respondents want to see are, in order, civic, ANC, and government meetings. Other events of interest are events related to jobs, DC history, for families, political, and businesses. Suggestions for informing residents and providers/businesses about the calendar: Share calendar updates in real time Facebook groups and pages Flyers distributed at community meetings Information shared by councilmembers—in newsletters, on Twitter, at meetings Calendar update emails Mailings TV, cable

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    What you said in the survey: Results of Wards 7 & 8 Community Board calendar initial feedback In May 2015, East Bank DC (eastbankdc.org) launched a new calendar by and for Wards 7 and 8 residents and stakeholders. The calendar as planned would include all events open to the public—civic, recreational, cultural, community, and more. The calendar address is http://www.eastbankdc.org/community-board.html. Several weeks into this new calendar, the co-managers of the calendar (@eastbankdc and @susiecambria) wanted initial feedback from the online community. Here are the results. Twelve people responded. Of the 12, only two had looked at the calendar to see what events were taking place. One or more of the #eotr Yahoo Groups was the way most respondents heard about the calendar—and the survey. The three most popular calendar posts respondents want to see are, in order, civic, ANC, and government meetings. Other events of interest are events related to jobs, DC history, for families, political, and businesses. Suggestions for informing residents and providers/businesses about the calendar: Share calendar updates in real time Facebook groups and pages Flyers distributed at community meetings Information shared by councilmembers—in newsletters, on Twitter, at meetings Calendar update emails Mailings TV, cable

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    Wards 7 & 8 Community Board Survey Results

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    What you said in the survey: Results of Wards 7 & 8 Community Board calendar initial feedback In May 2015, East Bank DC (eastbankdc.org) launched a new calendar by and for Wards 7 and 8 residents and stakeholders. The calendar as planned would include all events open to the public—civic, recreational, cultural, community, and more. The calendar address is http://www.eastbankdc.org/community-board.html. Several weeks into this new calendar, the co-managers of the calendar (@eastbankdc and @susiecambria) wanted initial feedback from the online community. Here are the results. Twelve people responded. Of the 12, only two had looked at the calendar to see what events were taking place. One or more of the #eotr Yahoo Groups was the way most respondents heard about the calendar—and the survey. The three most popular calendar posts respondents want to see are, in order, civic, ANC, and government meetings. Other events of interest are events related to jobs, DC history, for families, political, and businesses. Suggestions for informing residents and providers/businesses about the calendar: Share calendar updates in real time Facebook groups and pages Flyers distributed at community meetings Information shared by councilmembers—in newsletters, on Twitter, at meetings Calendar update emails Mailings TV, cable

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    Wards

    7
    &
    8
    Community Board
    calendar

    What you said in the survey:

    Results of Wards 7 & 8 Community Board calendar initial feedback

    In May 2015, East Bank DC (eastbankdc.org) launched a new calendar by and for Wards
    7 and 8 residents and stakeholders. The calendar as planned would include all events
    open to the publiccivic, recreational, cultural, community, and more.
    The calendar address is http://www.eastbankdc.org/community-board.html.
    Several weeks into this new calendar, the co-managers of the calendar (@eastbankdc
    and @susiecambria) wanted initial feedback from the online community. Here are the
    results.
    Twelve people responded. Of the 12, only two had looked at the calendar to see
    what events were taking place.

    One or more of the #eotr Yahoo Groups was the way most respondents heard about
    the calendarand the survey.

    The three most popular calendar posts respondents want to see are, in order, civic,
    ANC, and government meetings. Other events of interest are events related to jobs,
    DC history, for families, political, and businesses.

    Suggestions for informing residents and providers/businesses about the calendar:


    Share calendar updates in real time
    Facebook groups and pages
    Flyers distributed at community meetings
    Information shared by councilmembersin newsletters, on Twitter, at meetings
    Calendar update emails
    Mailings
    TV, cable

    Questions? Email Susie Cambria


    (susie.cambria@gmail.com).

    Wards
    7
    &
    8
    Community Board
    calendar

    Implementing survey suggestions


    Community Member Suggestions

    Implementation

    At a minimum, add civic, ANC, and government meetings. Other events of interest are
    events related to jobs, DC history, for families, political, and businesses.

    Civic, ANC, and government meeting holders should email event information per
    guidelines.

    Post calendar items to Facebook groups and


    pages

    FB group owners email calendar editors with


    recommendations of #eotr FB groups to join
    and pages to follow.

    Share calendar updates in real time/


    calendar email updates

    Individuals and organizations can sign up


    for calendar updates by going to calendar
    (http://bit.ly/1ODwrQy) and clicking on the
    three lines in the upper right-hand corner of
    the calendar.

    Distribute flyers announcing the calendar at


    community meetings

    Flyers are online: http://bit.ly/1JNex9L

    Have councilmembers share the calendar


    link in newsletters, on Twitter, at meetings

    Calendar link: http://bit.ly/1ODwrQy; flyer


    link: http://bit.ly/1JNex9L

    Mailings

    Organizations are free to share flyers in any


    mailing they are doing. The flyers are online
    (http://bit.ly/1JNex9L) and can be downloaded.

    Questions? Email Susie Cambria (susie.cambria@gmail.com).

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