Introduction Circle

The purpose of the Introduction Circle is to give Amegroid a chance to learn about the Amegroid Society of America’s  mission, goals and principles. It gives potential members and the Society a change to assess each other views philosophy and other related topics.

An Introduction Circle can be as simple as a home discussion meetings,   Internet chat rooms and/or open forums. There are many publications to read and all are designed to inform Amegroid about themselves and the Amegroid Society. The Introduction Circle include members of the general public as well as other race groups. All views will be heard in diverse and open forums. Each Amegroid who enters the Amegroid Society must spend some time in an Introduction Circle in order to learn what it means to be a member of a Society and shares his or her views and interests.

Teachers and Leaders

Teachers

Amegroid teachers are chosen for their ability to guide members in the study of history, culture and philosophy. They must be aware that the biological make-up of an individual is not enough to join the Society. Before helping students learn the Amegroid Society mission and goals, they must first teach student to understand the world around them. Amegroid teachers are active members in the Amegroid Society and are chosen for their performance and demonstrated ability to teach and guide new and existing members in the Society.

Leaders

Amegroid leaders come from the general population and have basic leadership ability before they join the Society. Some Amegroid leaders will be appointed, but the majority will come from the business community and the Amegroid Society Training Programs. We first identify potential leaders through fields projects such as home discussion groups, seminars and workshops. Selected leaders are groomed by the organization and the events they are allowed to head. Those who are successful on the local level are allow to head Amegroid Society branches and affiliate organization chapters.