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## UX calendar
The [UX Calendar](https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=gitlab.com_9psh26fha3e4mvhlrefusb619k%40group.calendar.google.com)(*internal only*) is the SSOT for our team meetings. You can find the details for UX calls, UX Forum, and other team meetings here. These meetings are open to everyone in GitLab. Anyone in the UX department can add events to the Google Calendar. Managers and above can make changes and manage sharing, while ICs can make changes to events. Please reach out in the `#ux_leadership` Slack channel with any questions or requests.
The [UX Calendar](https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=gitlab.com_9psh26fha3e4mvhlrefusb619k%40group.calendar.google.com)(*internal only*) is the SSOT for our team meetings. You can find the details for UX calls, UX Forum, and other team meetings here. These meetings are open to everyone in GitLab. Anyone in the UX department can add events to the Google Calendar. Managers and above can make changes and manage sharing, while ICs can make changes to events.
## Retrospectives
To understand the specific challenges faced by the UX Department, we hold an async UX retrospective after every milestone. This retro is carried out through a new Issue created for the recent release in the [ux-retrospectives](https://gitlab.com/gl-retrospectives/ux-retrospectives/issues) project. The goal is to evaluate what went well, what didn't go well, and how we can improve.
## Brand & UX Week in Review
The [Brand & UX Week in Review document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Tpk8Z8uquq6Zohw_EOQoEZqFZoFVC_7kD1VJlmFd_Ho/edit?usp=sharing)(**🔒 internal only**) includes weekly updates, added by Brand & UX Managers, to help leadership stay informed about team's progress and achievements. Selected highlights are reviewed by Jonah and may be included in Manav's and Bill's executive communications to the broader organization.
