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Cross the Line

by The Source by DiversityWorks

This activity is a wonderful opportunity for participants to share and learn from fellow participants about particular groups and subgroups that we all belong to. The activity promotes active listening and alliance-building.

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Media In Action Curriculum

by Global Action Project

The product of over two decades of experience, Global Action Project's Media In Action Curriculum is available here for free download. Grab it, read it, use it, adapt it, and tell us how it worked (or didn't) for you. Global Action Project developed the Media In Action Curriculum through its after-school media arts programs and, more recently, its Media in Action trainings. Media in Action runs multi-day, intergenerational trainings for community organizers who want to harness the power of youth media to move their work further, faster.

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USSF Starter Kit - Converging Crises

by SOUL

This workshop "starter kit" is part of the US Social Forum Workshop Series developed by SOUL (School of Unity & Liberation) in conjunction with POWER (People Organized to Win Employment Rights) and Causa Justa::Just Cause (CJJC) in the San Francisco Bay Area. This Workshop Series is designed to support organizations in developing unique curriculum to prepare delegations to attend the US Social Forum 2010 in Detroit.

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USSF Starter Kit - Neoliberalism in our Communities

by School of Unity and Liberation

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Gearing Up for Action: A Curriculum Guide for Freight Transport Justice

by Pacific Institute's Community Strategies for Sustainability and Justice program

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Being an Ally

by Committee Against Racial and Ethnic Discrimination

This packet has been compiled to facilitate a workshop which aims to introduce ideas of anti-oppression, privilege and ally-hood in a friendly and accessible way. The text is a compilation of various sources (see our “References” in the Further Resources section), along with the authors’ own thoughts and editions.

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Organizing 101 for Faith Communities: Deeper Conversations Matter

by Cathy Rion

This workshop is designed for Unitarian Universalist congregations, but could be adapted for any group as an introduction to thinking about basebuilding, leadership development, and one-on-ones.

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Drawing Your Path

by Catalyst Project

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Large Group Evaluation

by Catalyst Project

This is a fun and interactive way to do a large group written evaluation of a workshop series or intensive training. It gives participants a chance to reflect on what they've learned and how they'll apply their learning, as well as a chance to see/hear from other participants about their own reflections.

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Goals of Organizing: An Introductory or Refresher Class

by Southern Empowerment Project

Goals of Organizing Training

Who: Training to be used for new organizers, for members of community groups, refresher courses in community organizing, and wherever understanding community can be useful to leadership development.

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