Aug 26, 2019
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I got word of the ACLU giving activist training in Seattle and signed up early enough to make the in-person sessions, versus the remote/online training. Trainings happen ever other week and run into November. Most are at the Library in one of the meeting rooms on the insane red floor.
The evening included light dinner (I went with roast turkey for the sandwich and the vegan Ding Dong for dessert), a visioning exercise with a table of people, and a raffle in which I won a pass for two to see OFFICIAL SECRETS, starring Kiera Knightly, which is about British agent Katherine Gun and her 2003 whistle-blowing at the NSA. Two older activists (a couple who seemed to be closer to my parents’ ages) who sat at my table said they saw the movie at SIFF this summer and it was really good.
Not shown, the movie swag promotional whistle, which got clipped onto my backpack.
Call for Applications
The next round of Universal Periodic Review Info’s Pre-sessions with civil society organisations, national human rights institutions and Permanent Missions will take place from December 11-14 at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. Apply by 9pm CET on October 15 to participate.
The Activist in Residence program is a 4-week program in Arusha, Tanzania between November 8-30 and will bring together 10 activists from 10 different African countries to build their mental, physical, digital and strategic resilience. Apply by October 10.
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Tipping Point UK is offering online weekly trainings – from the basics of climate justice to the nitty gritty of movement power building.
New training from Tipping Point UK just dropped.
Includes sessions like
Why Freedom for Palestine is a Climate Justice Issue (18/01/2024)
How to Stop the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) (06/02/2024)
What are Climate Reparations? (21/02/2024)
Why Migrant Justice is Climate Adaptation (07/03/2024)
Why Climate Justice is a LGBTQIA+ Issue (21/03/2024)
Most sessions are at 18:00 GMT - registration is via the link above
Enjoy!
This body of work offers a range of tools, collective and personal, which can make our activism more effective and sustainable.
These are tools which can help us avoid burnout and stay in it for the long haul, adding continuity to our movement building. And they can be used to ensure the collective and organisational dimensions of our activism exemplify the values we’re struggling for.
Those of us involved in social change face enormous challenges. Often, on a daily basis, we experience the injustice, loss, and suffering in the world around us. We also meet our own responses to that; our fears, frustrations and anger. It becomes important to ask: How can we best work with these responses creatively to achieve our goals? Where can we find the personal resources and skills that could make our action more effective and sustainable? And what collective tools can we use to enable our groups, organisations, and networks to better embody our values? Engaging with these questions, these trainings take a ‘regenerative’ approach, which goes beyond sustainability, to explore how we can organise in ways that renew and revitalize our resources. It can help us stay inspired, nourished, and more creative in our strategic thinking and development of tactics.