___You know what makes up a study circle, and the purpose of a study circle
___You know that study circles can have the biggest impact when they are held as part of a large-scale program
___You know why people find study circles valuable:
- Talk about their own experiences
- Talk about difficult issues in a controlled, respectful environment
- The chance to be part of a larger effort
- Empowers community residents
___You have solicited volunteers to help you with your efforts
___You have clarified that all backgrounds will be respected in your study circle
___You have put together your "core team"
___You have held a pilot study circle
___You have made a list of groups/organizations in your area and attempted to involve them
___A second pilot study circle has been held, including members from different organizations
___A study circle working group has been formed and you have:
- Planned the kickoff
- Recruited and trained facilitators
- Arranged for places to meet, and taken care of other details
- Recruited people to joint the study circles
- Planned the action forum
___The kickoff meeting has been held
___You have supported the study circles through encouraging facilitator collaboration, and collecting records
___You have held the action forum to celebrate what you have accomplished and decide what you want to accomplish
___You have kept the momentum going
___You have paused to reflect, and started planning for your next round
___You know the recorder's role in a study group
___You know the facilitator's role in a study group