sociogram: an exercise in which participants arrange their bodies to show something about themselves or to stimulate a new awareness. For example, participants are asked to range themselves along a line that shows how long they've been active with a particular cause. See also "spectrum." Read more...
This experiential workshop by and for African-Americans is to help give us a hand at becoming better allies to each other and handling the way racism impacts our lives and communities. We'll learn how to give and receive support to each other more effectively to assist in our work. Led by Judith Jones, PhD and Daniel Hunter.
June 27-29, 2008 - Philadelphia, PA Expanded Version - Full Weekend - This is a powerful workshop for white people who are upset by the racism around them -- and in their own heads and hearts -- and who are searching for a way to begin their work for racial justice. It's also for people who already do anti-racism work but who want to enhance their skills and deepen their commitment. And it's for anybody who wants a better understanding of how racism operates in society and in us.
Learning to see the hidden dynamics of class Class is everywhere. It influences how we feel about ourselves and how we treat each other. It influences who we make friends with, who we partner with and who we do our activism with. That's why we've created a workshop to give activists a hand with the mystery of class dynamics. The goal is stronger activism for deeper social change. Spend two eye-opening days with George Lakey and you'll see clearly why class matters.
Globalize Liberation weaves together the experiences and insights of community organizers, direct action movements, and global justice struggles from North America, Europe, and Latin America. Thirty-three essays provide food for thought, examples of effective action, and practical tools for everyone to use.
We strive to make our workshops available to everyone who is interested. If you have a special need, let our office know in advance so we can meet your needs. If you need child care in order to attend a workshop, please contact our office at least two weeks in advance (three weeks in advance for workshops 5+ days long).
Training for Change
3241 Columbus Avenue, South
Minneapolis, MN 55407
USA
peacelearn@igc.orgph:612-827-7323
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Expanded Version - Full Weekend - This is a powerful workshop for white people who are upset by the racism around them -- and in their own heads and hearts -- and who are searching for a way to begin their work for racial justice. It's also for people who already do anti-racism work but who want to enhance their skills and deepen their commitment. And it's for anybody who wants a better understanding of how racism operates in society and in us.
Learning to see the hidden dynamics of class Class is everywhere. It influences how we feel about ourselves and how we treat each other. It influences who we make friends with, who we partner with and who we do our activism with. That's why we've created a workshop to give activists a hand with the mystery of class dynamics. The goal is stronger activism for deeper social change. Spend two eye-opening days with George Lakey and you'll see clearly why class matters.
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