Pick a Route, Not a Rabbit Hole

These curated paths sequence our workshops, briefings, and field notes for common starting points. Each path names a realistic end state — not a certificate, but a concrete participation milestone.

Path 1 — First Vote with Confidence

For: Token holders who have never cast a governance vote or who abstained out of uncertainty.

  1. Read: Reading a Treasury Report Before You Vote
  2. Session: Token-holder Participation Briefing
  3. Practice: Cast a vote on a live low-stakes proposal with facilitator recap
  4. Milestone: You can explain your vote in two sentences using primary sources
Start This Path

Path 2 — Community Lead Foundations

For: Discord moderators, working-group chairs, and volunteer organisers stewarding discussions.

  1. Workshop: Governance Foundations Workshop
  2. Read: Quorum Puzzles and When Delegation Makes Sense
  3. Session: Run an internal rehearsal vote with your community
  4. Milestone: Your group publishes a one-page voting guide before the next council vote
Book the Workshop

Path 3 — Proposal Author

For: Contributors preparing funding requests, parameter changes, or charter updates.

  1. Read: Grant Committees vs. General Assembly Votes
  2. Session: DAO Proposal Writing Clinic
  3. Review: Peer feedback round and pre-submission checklist
  4. Milestone: A submission-ready proposal with falsifiable milestones and a clear budget table
Reserve a Clinic Spot

Path 4 — Organisation Entering the Ecosystem

For: Nonprofits, cooperatives, and small teams mapping where to participate first.

  1. Session: Ecosystem Navigator Session
  2. Observe: Attend two public council meetings as listeners
  3. Workshop: Governance Foundations for your core team
  4. Milestone: A written 30-day participation plan with named councils and meeting calendars
Plan Your Entry
Rows of reference books in the Sense Panelcore learning library

Physical Library Access

Path participants visiting our Ashford studio may browse annotated proposal binders and council minute archives during scheduled sessions. The library is not open for general walk-ins — book through any listed session or enquiry.

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