Building relationships is at the heart of the work we do as organizers, and the key to building the power we need to create change.

The relationships we build not only become sources of new resources and interests, but also of leadership, imagination, and commitment to a shared future of working together on behalf of a common purpose.

And while relationship building is something we do everyday in our lives, it takes practice to be able to build relationships in a way that is intentional, generative, and transformational.

That’s why we’re excited to share that our next skill practice session is on relationship building through 1:1’s! Come join us on June 11th to get on the bike together and strengthen our relationship building muscles.

To claim your spot in the session, register by clicking here.

In order to ensure an in-depth learning experience for everyone, the session will be limited to 30 seats – we’ll close the registrations once the seats are filled, so be sure to sign up early to get a spot!

What: Skill Practice Session – Relationship Building 1:1’s
When: Friday, June 11th 10:00-11:30am Eastern Time
Who: LCN Members (limited to 30 seats)
How: Click here to register by June 10th 11:59pm ET

In this 90 min session, you will have the opportunity to deep dive into the craft and practice of relationship building, and practice relational 1:1’s with other members.

This session will be led by LCN Member Reem Khashman.

Reem Khashman has been working since 2017 in the field of community organization and teamwork to reach change, as she organized a campaign with women farmers in the Jordan Valley with the Women’s Foundation in 2019, and works closely and actively with youth groups in Jordan on collective work and strategies for achieving change in civil society. She studied the Public Narrative with Ahel Organization in Jordan in 2018 and joined the teaching team of the Leadership and Community Organization course and Leadership and Public Narrative course at Harvard Kennedy School in 2020, and is currently teaching in the Arabic Course with Ahel.
She studied leadership and community organization at Harvard Kennedy School in 2019, and holds a BA in Mechatronics Engineering from the German University.
Reem believes that community organization creates a realistic solution in the spirit of society and this is what we need to achieve change.