- **Public Goods Funding Events:** We plan to continue sharing insights, methodologies, and tools through our public goods funding event series, particularly the Funding the Commons conferences and pop-ups, which we host more than five times per year.

- **Collaboration with Metagov:** We will deepen our collaboration with Metagov to demonstrate our shared objectives around critical discourse, standards-setting, research, and meta-analysis in the grants design space. This includes:
  - Hosting a workshop at DWeb Camp titled “Leveraging Public Goods Funding Mechanisms for Supporting Open Source Infrastructure.”
  - Participating in the monthly Grants Manager call and other community engagement activities.
  - Inviting Metagov to curate a cohort at the Bangkok Design Jam in November, focusing on topics like impact evaluation standards and integrating long-term grants programs into hackathons.

- **Media and Outreach:** We plan to share synthesized learnings by producing short videos featuring thought leaders and distributing them through partner channels, including Protocol Labs, Filecoin Foundation, and other blockchain foundations. Our unique position allows us to support the Public Goods ecosystem by showcasing cross-disciplinary talent to a highly engaged audience. For instance, we will release a film featuring a leader from UNICEF's Office of Innovation discussing the importance of our Funding the Commons pilot experiments and residency programs. This approach highlights real-world use cases, attracting attention from policymakers and major funders to drive mass adoption.
  
  - **Examples of interviews conducted in 2024:**
    - Al Smith, The Tor Project - *launched in July* (15.8K views + 1 more video drop in August)
      - [The importance of spaces to discuss public goods with stakeholders (feat. Gitcoin, Octant, Drips)](https://x.com/FundingCommons/status/1813660112655155266) *(9.5K views)*
      - [Funding DPGs means paving the way for a freer, safer internet](https://x.com/FundingCommons/status/1808157535607681102) (6.3K views)
      - [Digital Privacy as a Human Right](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj835oyCABc) - *full video*
    - Navroop Sadev, The Digital Economist
    - Samantha Power, BioFi Project & Finance for Gaia
    - Stuart Cowan, Buckminster Fuller Institute
    - Brian Behlendorf, Linux Foundation
    - Natalie Cadranel, Open Archive
    - Audrey Tang, Plurality.net
    - Glen Weyl, Plurality Institution & RxC & Microsoft
    - Aya Miyaguchi, Ethereum Foundation
    - Chris Szymczak, UNICEF Office of Innovation
    - Scott Moore, Public Works
    - Ken Suzuki, University of Tokyo, SmartNews Inc.
    - Atossa Soltani, Amazon Sacred Headwaters Alliance
    - Behind the Scenes Video - FtC x DeSci Tokyo

- **Distributed Governance and Treasury Management:** Our distributed governance and treasury management experiment will be public, with all attendees encouraged to participate actively. We will present updates at each Funding the Commons conference.

- **Impact Reports:** We will publish impact reports on our grant-making activities, real-world pilot projects, Builder Basic Income Fund, the Commons Fund, and our distributed treasury governance experiment for a portion of our own organizational budget.
