Create a Dash · Stage 1

Start with your place.

A park and an idea are enough to begin. Draft a local gathering, then choose whether to email it to Humanity Dash for a conversation. A draft is not an event approval.

The first conversation

Need. Place. People. Pathway.

Tell us why your community could use this, where it might happen and who can lead locally. Route checks and a trial come later, if the idea looks promising.

Keep it free. Keep it simple. Keep it welcoming. Keep it human.
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Stage 1 · Draft my Dash

Sketch your Dash

Your answers and chosen route file stay on your device until you send an email. You can download a text copy at any time.

Working Dash name

Your name

Your email for follow-up

Organisation or community group optional

Town or city

Country

Possible park or venue

Map or location link optionalA public map pin or location link is enough for now.

Why does your community need this?

Who might benefit?

Possible local custodian

Potential community partner optional

Initial format

Approximate distance or laps

Route idea and accessibility notes

Route file optionalGPX, PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 5 MB. Choosing a file here does not upload it.

Needed only if you choose to send your draft. Please avoid including sensitive personal information about others.

Fill in what you know. Unknown details can remain open for local discussion.

Stage 2 · Explore this Dash with us

A lightweight review before any trial.

If you email your draft, I can use four questions to decide whether a further conversation would be useful:

Need

Is there a credible local purpose, shaped by the people it would serve?

Place

Does the possible location look workable and accessible enough to explore?

People

Is someone local willing to lead and share the work?

Pathway

Could movement lead to useful conversation, connection or support?

What happens next?

Only ideas worth exploring further need a closer route look, a Street View check where available, partner conversations and a possible trial. Permissions, cover, safeguarding, weather and other operating details are considered before an event is invited or held.