This International Seminar will close the project Narratives4change. Capitalising Public Narratives in the organising of Grassroots Roma Women (Marie S-Curie Action, H2020, Project Nr. 841335) run between 2019 and 2022 and led by Dr. Emilia Aiello at the Harvard Kennedy School (host institution, with Prof. Marshall Ganz), and at the Department of Sociology of the
Leadership is about accepting responsibility for enabling others to achieve shared purpose in the face of uncertainty. During these 3.5 days, participants will have the opportunity to work with peers and leaders from across the country to develop capacity for effective community leadership. Participants will learn five core leadership practices: How to articulate a story
Building Skills for Change in Cortes Island, BC is a groundbreaking new training session which helps people build a strong foundation in the fundamentals of community organizing and learn how to build power and win change. It is taught by Olivia Chow. You will learn: How to articulate a story of why we are called
Campaigners and activists recognize they must use digital tools and tactics like never before—alongside direct action—to build people power and pressure targets to take action. Social Movement Technologies (SMT) offers brilliant opportunities in the form of trainings and resources designed to meet this need—some of the opportunities offered are free of charge. You can check
Post contribution by LCN Member: Tara Dickman, Le Next Level In Le Next Levels's #OpenSource sessions, organizers and movement leaders share their experience, expertise and lessons learned with other organizers and movement leaders in order to help them tackle the issues they may be facing. These sessions are open to members of organizations who are
Matrix on Point: Organize! Power and Collective Action May 5th, 2022 4:00pm-5:30pm Pacific Time / 7:00pm-8:30pm Eastern Time What can we learn from historical and contemporary cases about building organizations that engage, mobilize and manage to wield influence on the political process? What kinds of infrastructural choices best support engagement and success in the long
Grapevine in Coventry England is a multi-award winning organisation that’s best at reinventing itself in response to people’s needs. We help people, communities and systems find new ways to create deep social change. We’re willing to be bold, remove the box and bring edge-based solutions into the middle. Stephanie Wong, leader of the Act Build
Lowlander Project training program for 2022 Written by: Job van den Assem and Sandra Ball Lowlander Project Co-Founders We are so proud to share our 2022 program book with the LCN community! The Lowlander Project is a training center for everyone who wants to learn about the art of movement building, organizing and mobilizing 'People
Black lives matter. The Leading Change Network stands in solidarity with our Black members and communities everywhere. Systemic and institutionalized racism remains the defining civil rights and social justice issue of our time, in the US and across the world. We are witnessing an historic uprising across the US and the world to end white
All over the world LCN’s network of trainers are working with organizations to support them to develop leadership that organizes communities and builds power for change. One of those is Mothers Out Front in the United States. They’re on a mission to build a diverse grassroots movement of mothers, grandmothers and other caregivers to make
