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Be mindful that it is still a pandemic! 

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Be mindful that it is still a pandemic! 

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Not everyone is at the same level of comfort

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Wear a mask, wash hands, socially distance, etc.

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Put COVID precautions in place to make restrictions possible

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Put COVID precautions in place to make restrictions possible

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Example: set up the room in a way that allows for distancing

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Having meeting minutes that are more extensive

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Having meeting minutes that are more extensive

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In case people aren't feeling well, better for people to catch themselves up

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Everything's changing constantly, keep the team updated (about how meetings will be held, etc.)

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What would comfort level stickers look like? 

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What would comfort level stickers look like? 

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How visible would they be?
Can we change our stickers at every BWM? (E.g. go from green to yellow between one meeting to the next)

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Good idea to be able to change sticker colors at any meeting!

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Good idea to be able to change sticker colors at any meeting!

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Chance to change stickers even throughout the BWM

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Chance to change stickers even throughout the BWM

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It's 2 hours! You might feel differently throughout the progress of the meeting!

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Plan to make it accessible to those who aren't comfortable coming to Welcome Centre - how would that look?

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For some classes, instructors have been telling people to sit in the same areas every time

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For some classes, instructors have been telling people to sit in the same areas every time

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Helps limit the number of people you're directly next to -- could we do this for BWMs? How would that look?

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For example, what would happen if someone got sick? What's the team's course of action after that?

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We want to see them before we're right up next to the person! And something accessible for all!

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You could put what the color means next to it and tell the team

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You could put what the color means next to it and tell the team

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Red = "I don't want to be near people/people who have their mask off"
Yellow = "don't talk to me with your mask off…"
Green = "Maybe we don't have to social distance?"

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Having stickers is not enough just to know

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Having stickers is not enough just to know

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There should be a conversation about what the stickers *mean*/how people stand with COVID -- that way we can be respectful of everyone

Also, just yellow/green/red may not be fully representative/really capture peoples' feelings, because everyone is at a different point

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Especially with snacks -- different waves of stickers, depending on their stickers

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Especially with snacks -- different waves of stickers, depending on their stickers

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Red might want to go with just 2/3 people to get their snacks

More comfortable folks might want to go for snacks in larger groups

Less free-for-all, more structured around comfort

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If there are activities planned, they should be in accordance with the red sticker so everyone can be included! 

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If there are activities planned, they should be in accordance with the red sticker so everyone can be included! 

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No one should have to feel stressed/out of their comfort zones

In activities, everyone's expected to follow the "red sticker" expectations so the activity's accessible to everyone

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Everyone needs to discuss and get on the same page 

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Everyone needs to discuss and get on the same page 

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Other groups' interpretations might be different

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Get a sense of how it felt for people/if there are any adjustments that might be needed

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For virtually trained Ambassadors (VTAs), a bit more information about the layout in advance would be helpful! (Where you stand, where you sit, etc.)