Opening
12:00 noon.
Registration, Grab-and-Go Lunch, Music, and Yoga
12:30pm. Opening Speakers
Breakout sessions
- These sessions relate to Strategies
- These sessions relate to Tactics
- These sessions relate to Solidarity
1:00pm. Session 1
- Mapping a 20- to 40-Year-Long Strategy for Power, Mark Rudd
- Powerful Speaking and Writing to Your Legislators, Sandra Duckert
- Working More Effectively in Indigenous Communities, Jordan O. James
- “Representing Ourselves” Advocacy from within for small and underrepresented communities, Ivy Rizzo
- Relational Organizing through One-to-One Person-to-Person Meetings, Mark Diaz Truman
- Group Decision Making and Meeting Facilitation, Laura Ramnarace
- Commitments and Agreements, Elinor Sue Coates
- How to Write an Effective Letter to the Editor and Other Communication to Reach the Public, Camilla Feibelman
- How to Plan a Meeting, Heather Ailes
- A Mediator’s Experience in Coalition Building, Lucy Moore
- “E. Woke,” Digital Security with Liberation Visioning, Roberta Rael Christina Rodriguez
- Introduction to Non Violent Direct Action, Rebecca Sobel
- Understanding Intersectionality and Building Stronger Allyship, Alicia Chavez
- Transgender 101, Jaycee Lewis
2:00pm. Session 2
- Constructing Creative Strategies, Mark Diaz Truman
- Developing Teams and Leaders, Laura Ramnarace
- How to Frame Your Message to Change Minds, Camilla Feibelman
- Power Research, Heather Ailes
- Powerful Speaking and Writing to Your Legislators, Sandra Druckert
- How to Get Your Audience’s Attention and Motivate Them to Take Action, Lissa Knudsen
- How to Work with the Media, Maurreen Skowran
- Ins and outs of the Tactical Technology Activists use to Organize Themselves and Others, Maya Rommwatt
- So you want to run for office? Pat Davis
- Event Organizing – Best Practices, Rebecca Sobel
- Applied Ethics, Elinor Sue Coates
- How to Organize in Communities that are Mostly Opposed to Your Message, Madeleine Carey
- A Comparison between progressive groups’ organizing and indigenous organizing..Solidarity now and solidarity later, Hazel James + Robert Tohe
- The Culture of One – Social Strength through Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy, Jordan O. James
3:00pm. Session 3
- Legislative Advocacy Training – How to Navigate the New Mexico Roundhouse, Lissa Knudsen
- Inter-organizational Relations, Elinor Sue Coates
- How to Plan an Effective Issue Campaign, Camilla Feibelman
- Remaining Clear and Focused During Conflict, Avery Kalapa
- Creative Tactics: Creating Graphics to Amplify Your Message, Asha Canalos
- The Power of Using Your Voice, Makenzie Sanchez
- How to Frame Narratives about Climate and the Environment to Change Hearts and Minds, and Spur People to Action, Sarah Malone
- Resistance 101: I Want to Protest, I Just Don’t Know How, Karen Bentrup
- How to Gain and Hold a Successful Meeting with Your Federal Legislators, Sandra Druckert
- Digital Media to Win, Pat Davis
- Navigating the Agency Process from Start to Finish, Judy Calman
- Inclusive Meeting Design for Solidarity, Mark Diaz Truman
- How to Use Privilege to Create Opportunities for Others, Laura Ramnarace
4:00pm. Meeting on the Issues
- Changing Hearts & Minds, Claudia Pavel
- Climate Change, Sarah Malone
- Inter-cultural communication, Laura Ramnarace
- Energy Development and Indigenous Impacts, Dawn Ferguson
- Ethical dilemmas/Documenting, Elinor Sue Coates
- Food, Madeleine Carey
- Fracking, Asha Canalos
- Immigration, Andrea Plaza
- Maternity & Paternity Leave/Breastfeeding/Wages/Sick leave, Lissa Knudsen
- Police Reform, Ana Moran
- Poverty, Sandra Druckert
- Protect the Bosque, Richard Barish
- Public Financing of Elections, Stephanie Maez
- Racial Justice, Heather Ailes
- Self care, Avery Kalapa
- Transgender, Jaycee Lewis
- Wildlife, Maya Rommwatt
- Youth, Makenzie Sanchez
4:30pm. Fiesta
Food, Music, Organizational Tabling
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