> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://circles.logos.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://circles.logos.co/readme/about-logos-circles/how-to-join-a-logos-circle.md).

# How to join a Logos Circle

Each Circle is a local group that meets in person at least once a month.

Meetings are usually structured around a winnable issue — a specific, local problem that the group identifies and works on together in a practical way.

Circles are designed to move from discussion to action, building trust and momentum through small, achievable outcomes.

*Find a local chapter close to you :* [*Active Circles*](https://logos.co/active-circles) 

#### How to start a Circle

Circles bring together people in different roles, with different motivations and levels of experience. You don’t need to fit a specific mold, what matters is that you care about building something real with others. 

One of the following roles may resonate with you:

**Activist / Participant**\
You care about a local or societal issue and want to contribute. You’re looking for community, purpose, and practical ways to make an impact—without needing to lead.

**Circle Steward (Organiser / Leader)**\
You are someone who takes initiative. You like bringing people together, organising activities, and turning ideas into action. You’re motivated to build and sustain a local community over time.

**Builder (Technical or Creative)**\
You like creating things—tools, systems, research, media, or infrastructure. You’re motivated by solving real problems and contributing your skills to something meaningful.

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Want to start a new Logos Circle in your city? Visit the [website](https://logos.co/) and schedule a call with a member of the team to discuss your proposal.
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