1st Party Claim Connectivity

The seed of mate3.com networking did not only grow tall, it also grew deep. The standards of organizing for problem solving and validating solutions has been improved; accountability counts. Mate3.com networking is aggregating individual input into a measurable part of making innovations to advocacy. We produce first step and direct organizing designs based on mutual agreements. From those new designs we’ve been able to speed up work on finding new claims and best responses. The next stage of work has been in finding the missing practices to have a data-used definition alignment check. The DUD alignment checks have illuminated a spectrum of new data-types used for advocacy and organizing. And changes to our organizing and advocacy models must be made or the cycle of disarticulation will continue.
Mate3.com CEO

We intake 1st party claims and suggestions for matching with others that have similar claims and suggestions. We match you with support when you begin 1st party activism. We can quickly let you know if we already have claims similar to yours; you can also sign-up for notification of incoming claims like yours. Mate3.com networking gives your 1st party claim a longer life in the problem solving process. We connect registered 1st party claim collectors in every state.
What happened to you?   What would you like to see happen? And how do you think others can help? Send your answers to: mate3@mate3.com

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We specialize in mutual agreement based communications. Our job is to collect 1st party claims, experiences and suggestions for public awareness, organizing and advocacy. We connect those 1st party claims for defining problems, and validating solutions. Our input handling services also include hundreds of targeted collectors, groups and databases. We have over 16 years …

Mate3.com CEO's Official Service Mark Was Born:

My First Detroit Youth Group was started in 1972to distribute circulars that promoted voting and the election of Coleman A. Young as Mayor of the city of Detroit. The same 13-people from the circular distribution group later joined what we called The People Organization which was founded at the end of 1972. 

I started The Highland Park Hockey Clubin 1974 to be Michigan’s first African-American founded ice hockey player development initiative. (As seen in the Detroit News Tuesday August 23, 1977), (As seen in the Detroit News July 10, 1981 by Terry Cabell), (As seen in the Detroit Free Press August 15, 1985), including Detroit TV-2, Detroit TV-4, Michigan Chronicle and WCHB 1200am Radio in Detroit.  (Minimum Hours Contributed 3000)
I started The National Soc-hockey Leagueas a one-on-one sport & league. The league initially was a fund raising tool to help Detroit based ice hockey players. It later became an organized competitive floor…