Iām sorry to hear that, Aderonke, that must have been really tough. Maybe as group organisers in quite āinternationalisedā cities, we should expect some amount of transience as the norm. A potential upside of this that someone pointed out to me the other day, is that maybe people discover/āget involved in EA in our kinds of cities, but then they take it with them wherever they go. So while itās a shame for us to lose some members, the involvement they have with our groups may help them to start or strengthen EA communities in other places too one day. Just a thought!
Iām sorry to hear that, Aderonke, that must have been really tough. Maybe as group organisers in quite āinternationalisedā cities, we should expect some amount of transience as the norm. A potential upside of this that someone pointed out to me the other day, is that maybe people discover/āget involved in EA in our kinds of cities, but then they take it with them wherever they go. So while itās a shame for us to lose some members, the involvement they have with our groups may help them to start or strengthen EA communities in other places too one day. Just a thought!