About the Organization

Trusted Seed is a Value-Driven Community Advancing Regen Economies

Trusted Seed is a Swiss Association that supports early-stage regenerative economies culturally and financially. Created in 2019, it has been a reputable network of trusted actors who apply wisdom, expertise, and capital to early-stage crypto communities committed to creating regenerative micro-economies for public goods through token engineering and DAO governance.

How you can support?

Brainstorming: On new topics to cover during the experience, new ways to present information, or new tools and techniques to use.

Sharing best practices: Unconferences are also a great opportunity to share best practices for documentation.

Collaborating in the project: You could get involved in working together to write a new manual, create a new tutorial, or update an existing document.

Feedback process: Help us enhance our feedback process: This could involve asking for feedback on the content of your documentation, the style of our documentation, or the usability of our documentation.

Examples of some specific detailed tasks:

• Create/review/propose the list of all the documentation that is currently available for the project.
• Identify any gaps in the documentation.
• Create a plan for filling the gaps in the documentation.
• Assign tasks to people to fill the gaps in the documentation.
• Track the progress of the documentation tasks.
• Celebrate the completion of the documentation tasks. - Praise moment for everyone!
• Help draft or edit a final report that will contain all the activities that will take place during this experience as we did with our last Unconference experience.

Skills Required

• Communication skills: Unconferences are all about communication. You need to be able to communicate your ideas clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing.
• Collaboration skills: Unconferences are a collaborative environment. You need to be able to work effectively with others, both to brainstorm new ideas and to implement them.
• Problem-solving skills: Unconferences are often about solving problems. You need to be able to identify problems, come up with solutions, and implement those solutions.
• Technical skills: Depending on the topic, you may need some technical skills, such as knowledge of a particular topic.
• Adaptability: Unconferences are often unpredictable. You need to be able to adapt to change and be flexible in your approach.
• Research skills: You may need to research information to support your ideas or to find solutions to problems.
• Editing skills: You may need to edit the work of others or to edit your own work.
• Design skills: You may need to design the layout of your documentation or create some graphics to illustrate your points. - No a Graphic Designer? Don’t worry. Let’s find a volunteer that could help us with it!
• Presentation skills: You may need to present online your work to others.

Interested? Contact Yineisy Mota#1449 on Discord.