How can members provide input if they did not attend zonal meetings?

Members can provide input after not attending zonal meetings by consulting with regional delegates because these delegates are representatives who gather feedback and suggestions from their respective regions. They serve as a vital communication link between the members and the broader organization, ensuring that voices from all members are heard and considered. Regional delegates are typically well-informed about the discussions and decisions made at zonal meetings and can relay important information back to the members they represent.

While contacting NAWS directly and filling out physical surveys could also serve as avenues for members to express their input, the direct engagement with regional delegates fosters a more personalized and representative method of gathering feedback. Social media, while useful for general communication, may not provide the structured or focused feedback that is typically needed for meaningful contributions to the discussions surrounding the World Service Conference.