This workshop examines different writing styles as they apply to community organizing. Participants get a chance to try writing in three common organizing styles: flyers, speeches, and notes/memos.

This skills training workshop helps define the term "membership" and people's roles and responsibilities to an organization as a member of it.

This workshop was developed to guide organizers in strategic planning, which includes time management and methods on maintaining a healthy work environment.

This workshop has two parts: 1) Choosing an Issue and Target and 2) Campaign Strategy. The first part elaborates on the concept of campaigns and connects the relevance of capacity and resources to succsessful campaigns. Part two breaks down specific organizational elements and personal stance to narrow down where one fits within the "power map," which is used to help develop a simple and effective campaign strategy.

From the Vietnam War and Civil Rights movement, youth have demonstrated their power in shifting politics. This workshop teaches youth about their own rights as a young person and expands on the idea of youth power.

This workshop expresses the intersectionality of environmental injustice and presents the history and root causes of environmental justice. It includes a symbolic role-play that will help youth visiualize the elements of envrionmental debates between corporations and community organizers.

The workshops presents immigrant history, immigrant rights, and the root causes of immigrant discrimination.