1 Day Intensive: Community Campaigning and Activism
Saturday 13 December 2008
Community Campaigning and Activism: Strategies and Tools for building a better world
(Download Flyer PDF 185.18Kb) This practical workshop will look at various strategies and tools for use in a range of community campaigning and activism. In the context of ordinary people wanting to create a better world, this intensive may be of interest to anyone looking to work on issues around them, whether large or small.
The day will focus on where to start; how to build a campaign; and tools and strategies for various types of campaigns. This may range from a small group of neighbours advocating on local development to being part of something like the international movement to tackle global warming. It will also look at styles and strategies ranging from lobbying to community education, from advocacy through to non-violent civil disobedience.
Community campaigning and activism can be very powerful and effective. Come along and learn the 'how-to' for the issues you are passionate about.
Presenter: Khristo Newall
| Participant Category |
Cost
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| Unwaged / Student |
$25.00
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Under 18s, TAFE and University students; low income, disability or other adult concession card. Proof of ID required. | |
| Retiree |
$35.00
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| Waged Adult |
$50.00
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| NGO |
$100.00
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NGOs and educational institutions | |
| Corporate / Government |
$150.00
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Corporate and Government | |
| Optional assessment |
$25
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Not eligible for concession or discount. | |
| Optional book purchase (see below) + advance posting to you |
$40
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For book + postage within Australia; $45 if overseas. Not eligible for concession or discount. | |
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Refreshments - One-day Intensives include a generous morning and afternoon tea. We do not provide lunch or coffee on arrival.
Optional Book Purchase - Some Intensives include the option of purchasing a pertinent book(s) of the Presenter, posted to you in advance (maximising what you gain from the day).
Participants are encouraged (but not required) to read a particular book or article(s) of the presenter, who will present their claims in detail, in person and in user-friendly fashion, engaging with the audience and their experiences.
