LCN’s Relaunch Event

On 16 December 2018, LCN brought together 150 organizers, educators and researchers from 24 countries to engage in thought-provoking discussions with peers from around the world. Below, watch recordings from the event and be sure to subscribe to LCN’s mailing list to receive invitations to future events like this. LCN’s Relaunch Event Ana Babovic, LCN’s […]

LCN’s Relaunch Event – Discussion room: Teaching Organizing Online and On the Ground

Learn different ways organizing is being taught online and on-ground. Organizing is a craft; and as with any craft, training and practice is necessary. Learn different ways organizing is being taught online and on-ground. Learn from Uyen Doan, Head Teaching Fellow 2018 of the Harvard Executive Education Program: Leadership Organizing and Action: Leading Change, Conor […]

LCN’s Relaunch Event – Discussion room: Organizations Spreading the LCN Pedagogy Around the World

Learn about different models that organizations have built using LCN pedagogy.

LCN’s Relaunch Event – Discussion room: Scaling Leadership in Organizing Campaigns

Learn about different ways organizations have brought constituencies together as well as retained and sustained organizers as they scale or transition into new campaigns. Organizing requires building our community’s leadership and keeping them engaged throughout the campaign and after. Learn about different ways organizations have brought constituencies together as well as retained and sustained organizers […]

Building leadership capacity for human rights in Armenia

At the end of November, a team of Leading Change Network (LCN) coaches from Europe and the US arrived to Yerevan, Armenia at the invitation of the Open Society Foundation. The Open Society Foundation’s goal in Eurasia is to support human rights activists by developing leadership and individual and organizational capacity for achieving the values […]

People, Power & Change in India

LCN’s Relaunch Event

LCN brought together 150 organizers, educators and researchers from 24 countries to engage in thought-provoking discussions with peers from around the world.