Skill Practice Sessions on Strategy and Tactics – Strategy I & II (2026)
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Start Date
Sep 14, 2026
10:00 AM ET -
End Date
Oct 20, 2026
12:00 PM ET -
Location
Online (Zoom)
Speakers and Presenters
Farah Halasa
Farah Halasa
Farah grew up in Amman, Jordan. At 13, she began volunteering in a safe house for girls pushed out of school. Sitting with them, she realized that injustice was not an abstract idea but something shaping lives only a few streets away from hers. That moment sparked her search for ways communities could reclaim their power. In her adult years, she worked with local groups through community-based tourism and later studied inclusive development, always asking how real change begins. In 2020, she accompanied refugee mothers of children with disabilities as they organized for healthcare rights. Though they faced challenges that organizing tools alone could not overcome, the experience deepened her determination to explore how oppression can be dismantled. Most recently, she have been working with women agricultural workers through popular education, supporting their campaign for labour rights—rooted in solidarity, persistence, and hope.
Key Learning Points
- Understanding the key elements of an effective organizing strategy
- Learning how to identify your constituency, the problem they are facing, the change they seek, and set a meaningful strategic goal
- Exploring how to map relevant actors, reimagine the constituency’s resources, and formulate a strong theory of change
- Learn how to develop effective tactics and create a campaign timeline