# Intro
The Feminist Principles of the Internet are an **open, living and evolving set of political commitments** that act as an expression of the kind of internet we would like to experience, make and be part of shaping! If you are organising a conversation in which you will be introducing the FPIs to folks for the first time, it is important to ensure that how you introduce the FPIs **provoke imagination and reveal resonance**, both with participants in relation to their contexts, and across participants in relation to each other.
In this chapter we will look at two aspects to your conversation:
- [How to create a presentation about the FPIs](https://explorefpi.apc.org/books/explore-fpis-toolkit/page/creating-a-fpi-presentation "Creating a FPI presentation")
- [How to select and include contextual case studies related to the FPIs](https://explorefpi.apc.org/books/explore-fpis-toolkit/page/how-to-select-and-include-contextual-case-studies-related-to-the-fpis "How to select and include contextual case studies related to the FPIs")
Both the presentation and case studies can be fertile conversation starters, as well as key references for subsequent activities that take place during your event.