D4CR Handbook - Rules of Play
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Designing for Children’s Rights is a global non-profit , supporting the Open-Source that is developed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. The D4CR Guide aims to support creators in integrating children’s rights into the design, business and development of products and services. We are a horizontal organisation with autonomous at our heart. Read more about D4CR on our .
This Handbook's primary audience is the international D4CR , and it is also publicly available for others who might find it useful. The goal is to give everyone in the community as much clarity and context as possible, while operating in transparency and sharing our structures and practices with the outside world as well.
We operate as a horizontal Sociocratic organisation. (Similar terms: decentralised, teal, loop etc.) Here is a 1 min intro into horizontal sociocratic organisations:
If you'd like to dive a bit deeper, check out this of Sociocracy.
- the structure of our org and rights & responsibilities of different members - applies to all members of our community - describes what working groups are, which working groups our community has at the moment, what are the rules of play of a working group - how we do things - make decisions, hold meetings etc. - Slack, Google Drive, etc - A draft of our strategy that is to be reviewed and then voted in the General Assembly in Summer 2021.