Training for Change. George Lakey, director; Daniel Hunter, program director.  Helping groups stand up for justice, peace, and the environment through strategic non-violence.

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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."
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Creative Workshop Design   PDF  Print  E-mail 
Part three of the Super-T, Creative Workshop Design, gives you a chance to let your mind loose in a liberating learning environment and get a fresh look at creating workshops, classes, seminars and trainings. This fun, intense 3-day workshop is for trainers who want to design engaging, impactful workshops, teachers who want to add spice to existing curriculums, and anyone who needs to communicate with groups in a way that empowers.

You will...

  • Increase your ability to design educational experiences and invent new activities
  • Explore the art of arranging activities in the most powerful sequence
  • Learn how to increase a group's flexibility and openness to using powerful exercises

Led by: Karen Ridd, Daniel Hunter and George Lakey.

Format: The workshop begins with registration at 6 p.m. Friday and ends at 6 p.m. Sunday.

Cost if taken separately: If taken separately, this workshop costs $300-$135, sliding scale based on income. The fee includes over 22 hours of training, meals from Thursday breakfast through Friday lunch, and simple lodging for people who request it.

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

under $15,000$135
$15,001-$25,000$160
$25,001-$35,000$190
$35,001-$45,000$225
$45,001-$55,000$260
over $55,000$300



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When can I take this workshop?

June 13-15, 2008
Philadelphia, PA

This workshop is part of the Super-T

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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.

ABOUT US

[United Steelworkers]

Training for Change has led hundreds of workshops for activists around the world, including crowd control workshops for Mohawks, strategy retreats for Greenpeace, and civil disobedience classes for ACT-UP. Read more about TFC and its work.

Above: George Lakey leading strike training for the United Steelworkers.

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

 
INTERESTED IN THIS WORKSHOP?

Then how about taking the Super-T -- our 17-day training of trainers! The super-training is our trademark workshop series, designed for experienced trainers who want to take their work to a new level of creativity, range and effectiveness, as well as new trainers who want to learn basic principles. In the Super-T we lead four workshops in a row:

  • Training for Social Action Trainers
  • Adventure-based Learning
  • Creative Workshop Design
  • Advanced Training of Trainers
Read here for more information on the Super-T.
 
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