Much-to-Discuss
About Much-to-Discuss
In Much-to-Discuss events, professional peers mingle and learn about a social issue amidst the backdrop of various entertainment activities including scavenger hunts, bingo, and other activities. In Much-to-Discuss events, attendees engage in facilitator-led discussion about a specific issue. The Much-to-Discuss program allows attendees to learn about important social issues with fun activities and games while networking with peers. All our events are geared towards entertainment, education, and analysis with a growth mindset. The social issues are based on topics such as remote learning and work, productive discourse, and the importance of small business. Similar to our other programs, Much-to-Discuss combines an entertaining activity with an important social issue in each event.
Click here to suggest any social issue topics that you’d be interested to see!
What to expect at Much-to-Discuss events?
It's a Game Night with civics!
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Much-to-Discuss events are focused on issues you care about most. This programs allows for conversation, jokes, and all kinds of fun to ensue while you play your game. On occasion, game winners may even receive prizes or be entered into giveaway raffles.
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You will be able to interact with other attendees throughout the games while you learn about important issues. Typically an event involves two games and these may or may not include breakout rooms to facilitate a smaller space conducive to networking. Our facilitator-led games are done on Zoom. Some discussions may involve zoom breakout rooms to allow more interactive discussions.
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All of our Much-to-Discuss events are virtual and FREE to attend!
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To sign up for our upcoming events, you can click here or go to Eventbrite.
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IYC invites co-facilitators for more of our events to various events. Click here to see testimonials from our special guests.
Gyles Brandreth
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
"Playing games can contribute to making you happy, perhaps even without therapy."
Hideo Kojima
Japanese Video Game Designer
"Games shouldn't only be fun. They should teach or spark an interest in other things."
Harvey Mackay
American Businessman
"My Golden Rule of Networking is simple: Don't keep score."
Hear from Program Attendees
"Certain projects only exist in the world because of passion, support, concern, philanthropy, civil service, Kujichagulia, and the list goes on but the most important of these common threads is Love. . . Thank you for caring enough to convene a high performing team to spread the flame, the wholesome love, hard won trophy, and artistic light of knowledge."
Much-to-Discuss FAQ
What is Much-to-Discuss?
Professional peers mingle and learn about a social issue amidst the backdrop of various entertainment activities including scavenger hunts, bingo, trivia, and other activities.
Who can attend the Much-to-Discuss events?
This event is open to adults.
Are the Much-to-Discuss events kids-friendly?
We expect only adults at these events due to the intense nature of some topics that we cover. Even supervised children may not be a great fit for the event.
How do I sign up for Much-to-Discuss event?
You can sign up on our site or on Eventbrite.
When and where are the Much-to-Discuss events located?
All events are virtual. Events in this program are on no more than one Thursdays per month from 6:00 pm-7:00 pm EST.
What do I need to do to attend the event?
All you need is to sign up on Eventbrite or our site and you will receive instructions and links for the event!
How much do the events cost?
All Inform Your Community events including Much-To-Discuss events are free to attend.
Are Much-to-Discuss events virtual or in-person?
Much-To-Discuss events are virtual.
What do Much-to-Discuss events entail?
Attendees participate in fun games in the comfort of their own hole. The games and the issue are discussed. Much of our curriculum for the issues we have discussed is available on our Get Informed page.
Can I suggest event topics and social issues?
Yes! We are open to suggestions. Click here to fill out our interest survey.
How can I learn more about other event topics and social issues?
Visit our Get Informed page to learn about other social issues we have discussed at our events.
How do I support Inform Your Community?
Your support is invaluable to us! Click here to learn more about how to support us and donate.
How do I find out more about Inform Your Community?
For additional FAQ questions about Inform Your Community click here.