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PyLadies Global Council Election 2020
PyLadies Global Council Election 2020
PyLadies Organizers have voted #50 to select the inaugural PyLadies Global Council through a blended process: public election and nominations. The proposed timeline #46 has the entire election happening in April-ish 2020, specifically with the desire to sync the PyLadies election with the Python Software Foundation Board of Directions Election (that date is soon to be set).
Scope
There are several questions to be discussed and settled below are a list related to each part of the election.
Election Details The initial Council will have 9 seats, 5 will be selected through public election 4 through nomination. The members selected by nomination will hold a 2 year seat, whereas the members selected by election will hold a 1 year seat.
Public Election
- Should voting will be open to any registered PyLadies member?
- What happens if there are ties?
- What tech should be used for voting?
Led by: @lorenanicole
Nomination Selection The nomination review will be conducted by the working Global interim group.
- What should be the criteria for reviewing applicants?
- What should the application entail?
Led by: @whykay, [TODO: ADD MORE NAMES]
Outreach Strategy The Project Comms team will be assisting in developing the comms strategy. See: https://github.com/pyladies/project-communications/issues/24.
Led by: [TODO: ADD MORE NAMES]
Translation
- What language(s) should we translate into?
Led by: @elainewong @deboraazevedo
Deliverables
- Tracker issue for public election: https://github.com/pyladies/global-organizing/issues/59
- Open tracker issue for nomination selection
- Open tracker issue for outreach
- Open tracker issue for translation
/cc @pyladies/pyladies-global-admin @pyladies/pyladies-global-contributors
What language(s) should we translate into?
What are being translated? Like nominees bios? Or nomination criteria?
@Mariatta can we move your comment to the relevant issues (e.g. #59 ) ? My hope is to use this as a master checklist for all the components and that way we can keep it lean here and not a giant wall of text. But happy to adjust as you see fit!
Sure, I've moved the questions to #59. Not sure where to ask question about "what are the things to be translated"..
I’d be happy to be on global nominations group - “ Nomination Selection” — Vicky Twomey-Lee (PyLadies Dublin)
@whykay I've added you there! I'm going to change you permissions on this repo to contributor since I think you're not in there heh. Once you've accepted can you open a tracker issue (here's an example https://github.com/pyladies/global-organizing/issues/59) to help us get started? I'd say just dump any unit of work you think makes sense to be done for that thing. We can get a meeting or slack chat going once we have that done.
Thanks for adding me. I'll try, with Chinese New Year coming up and a bunch of workshops in the coming week or so, I might not get to it till next week the earliest. /puts on thinking hat
@whykay that sounds like an agreeable time line! I think having that opened before end of month is great since we need to start doing the work (e.g. writing the nomination form, deciding rubric for selection, etc) in Feb 2020.
Public Election
- Should voting will be open to any registered PyLadies member?
Only voting members
- What happens if there are ties?
In the case of a tie, the directions are outline here: https://github.com/pyladies/pyladies-council-election#in-the-event-of-a-tie
- What tech should be used for voting?
Helios election
- Who will be the election authority?
TBD
similar to the other issues relating to the global council, @lorenanicole could this issue be closed as it appears to have been moved to Done on the project board? Perhaps however there is a reason to keep the issue open?