A live webinar with Interwoven Co-Founder Michaela Nee
This session is part of a monthly webinar series co-produced by Heylo
and the US Chamber of Connection
, designed to give community builders practical skills to bring their people together better. People join communities to be part of something greater than themselves, but the way you welcome them deeply impacts their sense of belonging. From how you talk about your community, to aligning on values, to onboarding new members (and beyond), there are countless opportunities to bring people into the fold of what you're building.
In this session, Michaela will share examples from Interwoven, a member-based community for culturally and racially mixed people in San Francisco, about how to welcome and embrace new members in ways that build depthful relationships and a real sense of belonging.
This webinar is for community builders who want to design intentional onboarding experiences that turn new members into long-term, deeply engaged community.
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How to talk about your community externally to find your people
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The importance of beginnings when welcoming new members
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Examples of membership applications and onboarding flows
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Ways to integrate new members amongst the old, and keep the energy going
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📅 Wednesday, June 24, 2026
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🕘 9:00–10:00 AM PT (12:00–1:00 PM ET, 5:00–6:00 PM GMT)
About the Speaker: Michaela Nee
Michaela is the co-founder of Interwoven
, a member-based community for culturally and racially mixed people based in San Francisco. As a community builder and event planner, she deeply believes in the magic that can happen when people thoughtfully come together, and takes joy in organizing all the puzzle pieces that make those connections spark. Beyond Interwoven, Michaela also produces live storytelling events with The Moth and builds community in the environmental conservation space at TOGETHER Bay Area.
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Website: interwovensf.com
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Email: community@interwovensf.com
Heylo
Heylo is a community management platform that helps organizers run and grow their communities in one place. As a partner in the national Community Builders Network, Heylo supports events that prioritize real-world connection and long-term community building.Partner: US Chamber of Connection
The Community Builders Network is an arm of the US Chamber of Connection. A national nonprofit helping people build meaningful relationships and making America more connected.