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Visionary: Project Wonder

Location: Planet Earth

Focus: Young Social Entrepreneurs

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: Informational Interviews

Activity #1
Find out what communities you belong to
Activity #2
Create a list of stakeholders who can support your project
Activity #3
Prepare for your interview with intention
Activity #4
Conducting research before the interview, and tools to help with analysis after
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Community Brainstorm Spark

Before diving into a community project, you should always check and see what communities you are a part of. This will help later with looking for partnerships, fundraising, an...
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Stakeholder Brainstorming

Why do we recommend making this list? Starting a project means starting to get ORGANIZED, and having a list of who you need to contact and why is just the start. Otherwise, yo...
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Interview Prep

How you present yourself upon first contact often sets the tone for future interactions. In order for adults to take you seriously, you need to show professionalism at the sta...
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Informational Interviews

Before starting any project, you need to do research and make sure that the project you have in mind is something wanted by the community, and the best way to do that is to ta...