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How to Do Transformational Work   PDF  Print  E-mail 
An intensive week with George Lakey

Learn how to go beyond experiential education into the domain of transformation, assisting workshop participants to identify and loosen their emotional blocks to greater effectiveness. Prerequisite: Advanced Training of Trainers.

OBJECTIVES


  • To take our next steps as facilitators, learning how to do transformational work in a workshop setting
  • To examine the process of intervention: how to diagnose; how to observe and respect the inner process; when to intervene; intervention options
  • To examine the process of group development, including how to identify the disavowed parts and effectively build a safe container
  • To explore this work in relationship to our spiritual journey, recognizing that spirituality is often a disavowed part of social action groups
  • To understand how this "micro-work" fits in the larger context of social change
  • To have fun

WHO IS THIS WORKSHOP FOR?

This workshop has an application process. All graduates of our Advanced Training of Trainers are welcome to apply. Contact us to request an application form and return it with your deposit (your deposit will be returned if the workshop is full or your application is not accepted).

WHY THIS WORKSHOP?

George Lakey has spent the last ten years studying and practicing how to facilitate the process of workshop participants who want to go deeper than training formats usually encourage. His background includes the 36-day facilitator training offered by Insight Seminars, an organization which offers transformational training internationally, as well as many years spent learning Re-evaluation Counseling, Gestalt, and Process Work approaches. Along the way he has developed an approach for activists which draws on those traditions, and is eager to share his experience with other trainers of grassroots and nonprofit groups.

SCHEDULE

The workshop begins with dinner at 6 p.m. Sunday, and runs through 6 p.m. Thursday. Like all of our trainings, the week is designed as an experiential package and requires full participation; partial attendance is not allowed. George’s approach includes demonstrations, discussions, practice, and spiritual work..

FEE

The workshop costs $200–$900, sliding scale based on income. The market value of this workshop is at least $2000; we’re able to offer it for less thanks to generous community support. The fee includes over 45 hours of training, meals during workshop hours, and simple lodging in neighborhood homes for people who request it. To determine your workshop fee, use the chart below.

If your income is...You pay...

under $15,000$200
$15,001-$25,000$300
$25,001-$35,000$450
$35,001-$45,000$600
$45,001-$55,000$750
over $55,000$900

STAFF RATES

Are you being sent to the training by your employer? If so, don't use your income to determine the fee -- use the annual budget of the organization. For example, if the organization's annual budget is $48,000, your employer would pay $750 to send you to the training.

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FEE

If you have questions about the sliding scale fee, or you need more information about the workshop, feel free to contact us.




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We offer public versions of this workshop from time to time; watch our home page for announcements.
 

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We can tailor this workshop to meet the needs of your organization, community association or school group. Contact us for more information.

WORKSHOPS

Training for Change has led hundreds of workshops for over ten-thousand participants. We lead training of trainers to help groups and movements develop their own trainers; we offer anti-racism trainings, nonviolent strategy workshops, and more.So which workshop will most help you?

Read more about our workshops we offer publicly; or invite us to come to your group or organization!

 
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You can also send a check to: Training for Change
3241 Columbus Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55407

 
WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT TFC

"I recommend your workshop to anyone who leads or wants to lead workshops in nonviolence, anti-racism, or related issues of cultural awareness."

Training director, Peace Brigades International

 
QUESTIONS ABOUT ACCESSIBILITY OR CHILD CARE?

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.org     ph:612-827-7323