- Events: For and by ECFers

by Duane Raymond (FairSay)

Hi event announcement subscribers :-) Here are the latest postings of ECFer's events and research and tool announcements. To have your event, offer, invite or announcement included, email me before Sunday midnight (any time zone) as I compile them and send it out every Monday. Upcoming events 1. *TODAY (Apr 2) Online 18:00-19:00 UK: How to Lobby MPs on a shoestring budget Posted by Daniel (daniel(a)campaignlab.uk <daniel(a)campaignlab.uk>) *Join a one-hour interactive session to learn the fundamentals of lobbying effectively and the key tools and technology available. This introductory workshop is crafted to provide you with the essential skills to navigate the world of political advocacy, including some handy hints, tips, tools, and advice on engaging MPs.* https://lu.ma/yrs4ooub <https://lu.ma/yrs4ooub>* 2. *April 16th Online 10am-1pm: **SMK Campaign Carousel programme* Posted by Megan Poyiadzis (megan.poyiadzis(a)smk.org.uk) Interested in developing your campaigning know-how? This programme offers the essential building blocks of how to drive change. You'll have a year to complete the programme, and in that time, you'll have access to nine online workshops of your choice; two mentoring sessions with the Course Director; and three online get-togethers with other campaigners taking part. For more see https://smk.org.uk/what-we-do/training/campaign-carousel/ 3. *London Campaigning 'Re-ignite' event: 6pm Wed. May 29, Jun 26 + Jul 24 <https://www.meetup.com/campaigning-forum/>* The MA of Media, Campaigning and Social change (U. of Westminster) in coordination with the ECF community is hosting a monthly meetup <https://www.meetup.com/campaigning-forum/> at their Marylebone campus <https://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/visit-us/marylebone>. This will be ECFers, MA students, alumni and professors and allies. 4. *European Campaign Forum <https://campaignforum.eu/>: Oct 23-24, Berlin* The next ECF event is the European Campaign Forum in Berlin <https://campaignforum.eu/> bringing together *participants from across Europe*. Not only is Berlin easy to get to by train from all over Europe, its central location means it has participants from countries all around it and beyond. It is held in English, but participants are welcome to switch to other languages if it suits the group participants. 5. *Save the date*: Campaigning Forum Oxford, *2025*: Apr 8-10 Platform announcements 1. *PostBug: send printed post to people in power *PostBug.com enables your supporters to send real printed postcards and letters from their device. For elections it can be used to nudge people to register, ensure they have the right voter id, persuade them to vote and show-up to vote. It has optional integrated fundraising so supporters pay the cost. *It's been shown to boost election turnout by 1.3% for postcards <https://www.turnoutpac.org/postcards-faq/> and 3.4% for letters <https://help.votefwd.org/article/34-letters-not-postcards>*. See other examples and case studies at https://postbug.com (PostBug is run by FairSay) Cheers, Duane PS: To have your event or announcement included, email me before Sunday midnight (any time zone) as I compile them and send it out every Monday. ======================================================== Duane Raymond (pronouns: he/him) FairSay - Making Campaigning Count UK: +44 (0)207 993 4200 Switzerland: +41 (0)43 538 3641 Skype: fairsay LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/duane Web: https://fairsay.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/fairsay FairSay is a ltd. company registered in England and Wales. Reg. No. 5244802 <https://campaignforum.eu/>

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Updates + nudge to apply for ECF in Oxford (prices go up Feb 19!)

by Duane Raymond (FairSay)

Hi again, I don't know if you saw that the annual Campaigning Forum event is happening again in Oxford March 19-21 <https://fairsay.com/campaigning-forum-2024>...here are some updates...join us! Planning for the 2024 Campaigning Forum in Oxford March 19-21 <https://fairsay.com/campaigning-forum-2024> is in full swing, so here are some updates: 1. *If you plan to come, apply now as prices go up after Feb 19 (Sunday) * 2. *Participants*: we are now 23 confirmed participants and more are in-progress. See list at https://fairsay.com/campaigning-forum-2024/#participants 3. *Speaker day 1 (Mar 20)*: *Antonia Bance* (LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/in/antoniabance/>) from the TUC will be talking about preparing for a change in government and what to expect if/when it happens (last time it happened in the UK was 14 years ago) 4. *Speaker day 2 (new) March 21*: *Benali Hamdache* (LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/in/benali-hamdache-6472034b/>) will be sharing examples and principles of local organising that span both charities and political party work as well as blending offline with online 5. Stream 1: *Diversity and Inclusion* curated by *Geena Patel* ( LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/in/geena-patel/>). Geena will be asking for input from the community and using her extensive experience to bring this crucial topic to the event. She will also identify 1-2 people to join to speak about diversity and inclusion (TBC) 6. Stream 2: *Countering disinformation* curated by *Brian Fitzgerald* ( LinkedIn <https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianfit/>) Brian, whom many of you know from his work on storytelling and Greenpeace (and was at the first ECF in 2002!) is pulling together some discussions and he will also identify 1-2 people to join to speak about diversity and inclusion (TBC) 7. There might be a third stream on digital - but I'm waiting for a response back (you know who you are ;-). 8. As *ALWAYS* the heart of the event is participants and discussion between them. All speakers and streams are meant to inspire and inform those discussions and speakers themselves are there to discuss and learn too. ...so join us at the 2024 Campaigning Forum in Oxford March 19-21 <https://fairsay.com/campaigning-forum-2024> and if you have any questions get in touch directly (contact details below or email)....*price goes up Feb 19* :-) Cheers, Duane ======================================================== Duane Raymond (pronouns: he/him) FairSay - Making Campaigning Count UK: +44 (0)207 993 4200 Switzerland: +41 (0)43 538 3641 Skype: fairsay LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/duane Web: https://fairsay.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/fairsay FairSay is a ltd. company registered in England and Wales. Reg. No. 5244802 <https://fairsay.com/campaigning-forum-2024/> <https://fairsay.com/campaigning-forum-2024/>

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Zoom: Election Prep, Feb 16 (+27 & 29), 11:30 CET/12:30 UK

by Duane Raymond (PostBug)

Hi everyone, You signed up to this list to get event updates only, except I usually forget to post them here - so this is a start :-) (FYI: I founded the list under the FairSay / ECF identity) With my PostBug.com hat on (as well as my Campaigning Forum one), I'm kicking off a series of three election-planning discussions on a Zoom call <https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUuduGsqDwsHtek4dJUmeEN224CBUiqr_…>: one for EU elections, one for UK elections and one for US elections: 1. Fri Feb 12 *EU* Election discussion: 12:30 CET/ 11:30 UK 2. Tue Feb 27 *UK* Election discussion: 12:30 CET/ 11:30 UK 3. Thu Feb 29: *US* Election discussion: 11:00 EST / 08:00 PST / 16:00 UK / 17:00 CET *This will be a discussion with all participants able to contribute. So consider what you can share and what you may wish to ask others.* I'll kick off each call with a few minutes about PostBug and using printed postcards (and letters) for campaigning around elections and beyond. PostBug can now be used worldwide but I am *emphasizing EU, UK, the US* (and later in the year Canada (elections on or before October 20, 2025) and Australia (on or before 27 September 2025)) Register to join <https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUuduGsqDwsHtek4dJUmeEN224CBUiqr_…>. My Zoom account is currently limited to 100 person meetings but I will upgrade if there is more demand. I look forward to seeing many of you online and discussing election plans for 2024! Cheers, Duane PS - I will also use it as input for the upcoming Campaigning Forum event in Oxford, UK March 19-21 <https://fairsay.com/campaigning-forum-2024> - join us for an in-person discussion! (pronouns: he/him) ======================================================== PostBug - Send printed post to people in power Operated by FairSay Ltd UK: +44 (0)207 993 4200 Web: https://postbug.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PostBug FairSay is a ltd. company registered in England and Wales. Reg. No. 5244802

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Join ECF events in London, Berlin or Oxford?

by Duane Raymond (FairSay)

Hi subscribers to the events-only list :-) You don't see much from this list, but hopefully quality will more than ma e up for the quantity as here are three upcoming ECF events between now and March 2024. I'm organising a new event: the Campaigning Leadership Forum on Nov 2-3 in London <https://fairsay.com/campaigning-leadership-forum-2023/> for you and your peers in senior leadership roles. There are two steams: one for senior leaders (e.g. CEOs, Directors, Heads of) and one for Rising leaders (e.g. team managers). You can choose to come for one day or both. Send a few leaders to have more internal support post-event. Recommend it to your boss, peers and junior leaders. See more at: https://fairsay.com/campaigning-leadership-forum-2023/ Cheers, Duane ------------------------------ New Campaigning Leadership Forum Nov 2-3 in London After more than 20 years of running the annual Campaigning Forum event, those early participants have now risen through the ranks and many are in senior roles. If that is you. It is time for a new event using the same wonderful format for senior and rising leaders: the Campaigning Leadership Forum <https://fairsay.com/campaigning-leadership-forum-2023/>. There are two main strams: for senior leaders (CEOs, directors, heads of) and the rising leaders stream for team leaders. With elections on the horizon and the need for progressive action stronger than ever, this is where you neet, learn and organise. Join and spread the word: https://fairsay.com/campaigning-leadership-forum-2023/ PS Join the new Campaigning Leadership email discussion list <http://news.fairsay.com/t/r-l-ttuhhldd-bjuhddimd-n/> to learn more Send practitioners to ECF Europe Nov 8-9, Berlin [image: Berlin Campaign Forum logo] <http://news.fairsay.com/t/r-l-ttuhhldd-bjuhddimd-p/> *The reasons keep growing:* 1. *Who's going?*: See the current list of the event participants <http://news.fairsay.com/t/r-l-ttuhhldd-bjuhddimd-c/>. 2. *Innovation*: The pandemic prevented us from having large group *in-person discussions that drive sector innovation* - coming to the Berlin Campaign Forum brings those back 3. *New world*: We're in a new world from 2019 (the last Berlin ECF event) and we need to share and strategise, plus EU elections are coming in June 2024. 4. *Personal resiliance*: it is tough for many working from home. Coming to ECF events is a* celebration of the work we all do* and a re-affirmation of its value and that we aren't alone. Many past participants describe it as therapy. 5. *Networking*: Connecting face-to-face with peers is even more important now that more of us are working from home. It is a* key factor in your career developmen*t - so seize the opportunity. 6. *Learning*: At ECF events we learn be sharing - and there is always more to learn to improve what we do back in our own work. You can *learn a years worth in just 2 days* - so well worth the time. Learn more and apply the Berlin Campaign Forum 2023 event >> <http://news.fairsay.com/t/r-l-ttuhhldd-bjuhddimd-f/> Save the date for Campaigning Forum Oxford 2024 *Mar 19-21 2024* is already booked for the Campaigning Forum, Oxford - and I already have people who have emailed me to get a place! If you can't make Berlin or London in November, Oxford will be the next chance for joining an ECF event, so save the date. Applications will open in November 2023. Looking for a job or project work? Get only ECF job and project roundups by subscribing to the jobs only email list <http://news.fairsay.com/t/r-l-ttuhhldd-bjuhddimd-z/>. Need to hire staff or experts? Post a job to the ECF community and beyond. See the options and more details <http://news.fairsay.com/t/r-l-ttuhhldd-bjuhddimd-v/>, We're smarter together. *Copy, paste, edit and share this >> * The ECF Community only grows when we (the community) tell other colleagues and peers. If ECF events or the community is the secret to your success, share it with others via email, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc. Tell others about ECF Since you are also active in campaigning via digital networks, do you already know about the Campaigning Forum community? It is a global community and a series of annual events around the world. They are for people like us to share, discuss and learn how to campaign more effectively via digital networks. You can find out more and join at https://fairsayforum.com/join/ lists/ecf.campaigningforum.com/ <http://news.fairsay.com/t/r-l-ttuhhldd-bjuhddimd-e/> ======================================================== Duane Raymond (pronouns: he/him) FairSay - Making Campaigning Count UK: +44 (0)207 993 4200 Switzerland: +41 (0)43 538 3641 Skype: fairsay LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/duane Web: https://fairsay.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/fairsay FairSay is a ltd. company registered in England and Wales. Reg. No. 5244802 [image: .]

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[Training] Movement Building, 29 March 2023, Manchester

by Andy King

*Movement Building Training | Wednesday 29 March* (see location on Google maps) <https://www.google.com/maps/place/Friend's+Meeting+House,+6+Mount+St,+Manchester+M2+5NS/@53.4783751,-2.2480858,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x487bb1c211b19963:0x95be2921bddef67d!8m2!3d53.4783751!4d-2.2458971!16s%2Fg%2F11bytpchnv?hl=en> Our Movement Building Training is coming to *Manchester*! Designed for organisations and changemakers who want to understand how social movements are built, organised and enabled to take action. This workshop will be *useful for anyone who is aspiring to spark or grow a social movement, or wants to understand how to engage existing movements*. *The workshop will cover:* - The founding principles of movements: the purpose, experiences and values that movement members share - The journey of your movement members: how they will engage, their actions, and recognition - The infrastructure of your movement: how to organise, communicate and connect with movements. How to identify the resources that movements need to get going *and stay moving*. *Find out more → <https://thesocialchangeagency.org/events/movement-building-training-march-2…>* *"We travelled over from Northern Ireland to attend this and it has been worth it for our organisation, staff & young people. A fantastic, informative and reflective process that we will use – very practical." *– Janene Ware, Bytes Project *"The practical application of the canvas was immediately relatable and understandable." *– Mila, Grenfell Activist *"The Movement Building Canvas is a dynamic model that stimulated rich and engaging discussion about our next steps as a complex and multifaceted organisation. Thank you!" *– Phoebe, MS Society *"Thank you for designing a thought-provoking and comprehensive workshop. Your framework, style and expert advice got the best from our group of diverse stakeholders."* – Ambica Jobanputra, BeyondMe *"The Movement Building Canvas workshop was really inspiring and I left buzzing with so many useful ways to articulate the development of our work and think differently about it to move it on." *– Elli Moody, Girlguiding *Register to join → <https://thesocialchangeagency.org/events/movement-building-training-march-2…>* Andy King (he/him) Communications Manager +44(0)7810 402 361 _______________________ [image: https://hubs.ly/H0RkczK0] <https://hubs.ly/H0RkczK0> <https://bcorporation.net/directory/the-social-change-agency> <https://twitter.com/SocialChangeAg> <https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-social-change-agency/> <https://hubs.la/H0RkgYJ0> <https://hubs.ly/H0Rkfs80> Happy Birthday to us! 🥳 Celebrating a decade of social change <https://hubs.la/Q01zKMl-0> 👈 5 min read The Social Change Agency Ltd, All Saints Church Hall, Carnegie St, London N1 9QW | Company No: 08382892 | The Social Change Nest CIC | Company No: 12611737

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[Training] Advocacy Strategy and Influencing Skills, May-June 2023, Online

by Training

Online training: Advocacy Strategy and Influencing Skills, May-June 2023<https://www.intrac.org/event/advocacy-strategy-and-influencing-skills-onlin…> This online course introduces participants to the core skills needed to influence powerful stakeholders and policy processes in a range of contexts. It also gives participants a thorough understanding of how to develop and monitor effective advocacy strategies. The course is articulated in 8 weekly modules, with a combination of seven live sessions (via Zoom) and independent learning activities on INTRAC eLearning platform, which will help consolidate your learning and further explore the topics that are most relevant to you. A critical element of the course is the interaction with other participants and the opportunity to share and learn from each other’s experiences and stories. A one-to-one mentoring session with the course trainer is offered to each participant as part of the course, providing space to work through and identify potential solutions to specific advocacy challenges you are facing or support for getting started if you are new to advocacy. This training course is particularly relevant to those with some experience in advocacy which they would like to build on, as well as to those who are intending to engage in some form of advocacy in the near future. Participants do not need to have had formal work experience in this area or to have worked in an advocacy/policy role. Testimonials from previous cohorts: “I thought I was an expert in the advocacy, but I have just realized that I had gaps through the training. Sharing of experiences was one of the aspects I valued most, it gave me a chance to learn from a pool of experts with who have gained their experience in varied contexts.” (Louis N., Malawi) “The trainer is hugely experienced, I received a good amount of personal attention and support with my assignments, and the flow of the course makes a lot of sense. I learnt a lot!” (Ronja U., Netherlands) Deadline for applications: 18 April 2023 Fees: £750 (subject to review in March – apply now to get locked in at the current price). A limited number of Training Access Scholarships is available to participants from the Global South who meet eligibility criteria. Training calendar Enrolment and preliminary activities on the eLearning platform From Wednesday 3 May 2023 Module 1 : Introducing Advocacy Live session: Wednesday 10 May 2023, 1pm UK time Module 2: Developing an advocacy strategy Live session: Wednesday 17 May 2023, 1pm UK time Module 3: Analysing the context for your advocacy Live session: Wednesday 24 May 2023, 1pm UK time Module 4: Power and Stakeholder analysis No live session Module 5: What approach to take? Live session: Wednesday 7 June 2023, 1pm UK time Module 6: Advocacy roadmap Live session: Wednesday 14 June 2023, 1pm UK time Module 7: Advocacy strategy planning, monitoring and evaluation Live session: Wednesday 21 June 2023, 1pm UK time Module 8: Advocacy messages and persuasive techniques Live session: Wednesday 28 June 2023, 1pm UK time For further details and to apply: https://www.intrac.org/event/advocacy-strategy-and-influencing-skills-onlin… [INTRAC log with tagline "INTRAC for civil society"] Annalisa Addis (she/her) Training Coordinator training(a)intrac.org │ training(a)intrac.org www.intrac.org<http://www.intrac.org/> │ Find us on Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/INTRACforcivilsociety>, Twitter<https://twitter.com/intrac_uk>, and LinkedIn<https://www.linkedin.com/company/242570> Usual hours: 9.00am-2.00pm UK time To arrange a call with us, visit our contact page<https://www.intrac.org/contact-us/> INTRAC is a company limited by guarantee and registered in England, No. 2663769. Registered Charity No: 1016676 IMPORTANT NOTICE: This email (including any attachments) is meant only for the intended recipient. It may also contain confidential and privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, any reliance on, use, disclosure, distribution or copying of this email or attachments is strictly prohibited. Please notify the sender immediately by email if you have received this message by mistake and delete the email and all attachments.

1 year, 2 months

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[Training] Power Mapping for Campaigners, 16 January, London, UK

by Andy King

*Power Mapping for Campaigners | 13.00 - 17.00, Monday 16 January* At Lift, Islington - view map <https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lift/@51.5324999,-0.1147625,17z/data=!3m2…> *Back by popular demand!* *The essential, practical tool for campaigners – If you want to influence change you need to understand who holds the power.* Power mapping is a way to visualise and create a shared understanding of where power and influence is held. Knowing this enables you to focus your resources, target key decision makers and forward plan tactics for maximum impact. *Find out more → <https://hubs.la/Q01x9t8S0>* *The power analysis method has transformed the way we approach and understand our policy reform goals. Definitely recommended. – *Charlotte Threipland, APPEAL *Five things you’ll come away with:* - A big picture view of the issue and where you sit in relation to other influencers, decision makers and stakeholders. - An understanding of who holds the power and who you need to engage to make change happen. - A route map of tactical options and how they might play out. - The tools that will enable you to develop a laser focused campaign strategy with the best chance of success. - A framework you can use again and again to status check, track your impact and plot your moves towards your campaign goal. *Register to join → <https://hubs.la/Q01x9t8S0>* Andy King (he/him) Communications Manager +44(0)7810 402 361 _______________________ <https://thesocialchangeagency.org> <https://bcorporation.net/directory/the-social-change-agency> <https://twitter.com/SocialChangeAg> <https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-social-change-agency/> <https://pages.thesocialchangeagency.org/newsletter> <https://thesocialchangeagency.org/blog/the-social-change-agency-podcast/> Is funding bureaucracy killing grassroot movements? <https://hubs.la/Q01rPhL10> 👈 3 min read The Social Change Agency Ltd, All Saints Church Hall, Carnegie St, London N1 9QW | Company No: 08382892 | The Social Change Nest CIC | Company No: 12611737

1 year, 4 months

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Newspeak House, London, 15th January,Workshop: Exploring New AI Tools for Campaigning

by Hannah O'Rourke

Over the last 6 months there has been a breakthrough in powerful new AI technologies, from Stable Diffusion to ChatGPT. These new tools will undoubtedly impact campaigning in all sorts of ways, from automatically drafting text, creating and editing images and video, analysing data and more. How can we use these tools in campaigning? How could they improve the way we work? Join us on *15th January* for an exploratory session as we put these new tools to the test! In this workshop, you'll get hands-on experience with the latest AI technologies and explore how you might use them in your campaign work. You'll learn about prompt engineering and how to effectively guide the output of AI tools to get the results you want. These tools are so new that nobody is an expert, and you don’t need to be able to code to access them, so all activists, organisers, and campaigners are welcome! Sign up here. <https://lu.ma/CampaignLabAIWorkshop>

1 year, 4 months

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London - Training for Changemakers - Sept 2022

by Andy King

Join us at one of our next training workshops and learn how to accelerate your social impact by using 21st-century organising techniques. Coming up in September... *7 Sept * | *Movement Building Training* <https://thesocialchangeagency.org/events/movement-building-training-sept-20…> Designed for organisations and institutions who want to understand how social movements are built, organised and enabled to take action. This workshop will be useful for anyone who is aspiring to spark or grow a social movement, or wants to understand how to engage existing movements. *"We travelled over from Northern Ireland to attend this and it has been > worth it for our organisation, staff & young people. A fantastic, > informative and reflective process that we will use – very practical." – *Janene > Ware, Bytes Project" *14 Sept* | *Power Mapping for Campaigners* <https://thesocialchangeagency.org/events/power-mapping-for-campaigners/> The essential, practical tool for campaigners. If you want to influence change you need to understand who holds the power. Power mapping is a way to visualise and create a shared understanding of where power and influence is held. Knowing this enables you to focus your resources, target key players and forward plan tactics for maximum impact. *"The power analysis method has transformed the way we approach and > understand our policy reform goals. Definitely recommended." –* Charlotte > Threipland, APPEAL *22 Sept *| *Network Building Training* <https://thesocialchangeagency.org/events/intro-to-network-building/> Networks of people are the lifelines that run through social movements. Learn how to build and manage a thriving community of practice enabling collective learning and action. *"Super useful and essential for building the power of social movements." *– > Carina Millstone, Executive Director at Feedback Global *For those who like to plan ahead we currently have all dates listed up to December <https://thesocialchangeagency.org/events/>. * *All training is on a pay-what-you-can basis.* Andy King (he/him) Communications Manager +44(0)7710 402 361 _______________________ <https://hubs.ly/H0RkcjC0> <https://bcorporation.net/directory/the-social-change-agency> <https://twitter.com/SocialChangeAg> <https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-social-change-agency/> <https://hubs.la/H0RkgYJ0> <https://hubs.ly/H0Rkfs80> What the Lionesses can teach us about Collective Leadership <https://thesocialchangeagency.org/blog/what-the-lionesses-can-teach-us-abou…> *< 3 min read* The Social Change Agency Ltd, All Saints Church Hall, Carnegie St, London N1 9QW | Company No: 08382892 | The Social Change Nest CIC | Company No: 12611737

1 year, 8 months

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online training - Advocacy Strategy and Influencing Skills (INTRAC) - 11 Oct- 6 Dec 2022

by Training

Dear all, INTRAC is currently accepting applications for the upcoming online training course on Advocacy Strategy and Influencing Skills (11 October – 6 December 2022). This online course introduces participants to the core skills needed to influence powerful stakeholders and policy processes in a range of contexts. It also gives participants a thorough understanding of how to develop and monitor effective advocacy strategies. The course is articulated in 8 weekly modules, with a combination of seven live sessions and independent learning. Live sessions are held on Tuesdays from 1.00pm to 2.30pm UK time. Summary of course content: * Identifying common tools and techniques behind successful advocacy initiatives * Developing an advocacy strategy – key steps * Analysing the context for your advocacy and where power lies * Developing a theory of change and an advocacy roadmap * Tools and techniques for monitoring and evaluating advocacy, including advocacy indicators * Developing and communicating an advocacy message * Persuasive techniques Fee: £750 GBP full fee + a limited number of Training Access Scholarships (£50 admin fee) available for participants working for small not-for-profits based in the Global South. Deadline for applications: 3 October 2022 Further info and applications: https://www.intrac.org/event/online-advocacy-strategy-and-influencing-skill… [cid:[email protected]] Annalisa Addis (she/her) Training Coordinator Email: aaddis(a)intrac.org<mailto:[email protected]> │ training(a)intrac.org<mailto:[email protected]> Website: www.intrac.org<http://www.intrac.org/?utm_source=Email%20Footer&utm_medium=Email&utm_campa…> │ Twitter: @intrac_uk<https://twitter.com/intrac_uk> Oxbridge Court, Osney Mead, Oxford, OX2 0ES, UK Working hours: Mon-Fri, 9.00am – 2.00pm (UK time)

1 year, 9 months

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