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DPAC, Inclusion London & London Civic Forum are offering a free skill sharing session in June.

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DPAC, Inclusion London & London Civic Forum are offering a free skill sharing session in June. full details below.

places are limited, so please act fast.

NEW COMMUNITY LEARNING OPPORTUNITY:

Take Part Skills-Sharing Day for Disabled Activists

When? 10.30am – 4.30pm, Saturday 16th June 2012

Where? SCOPE offices, 6 Market Road, N7 9PW

Includes lunch

BSL interpreters available – please notify if required.

This learning workshop, led by a skilled Take Part facilitator, is an opportunity for community activists who identify as disabled to learn together by sharing skills and expertise, and reflecting on experiences.

Participants will choose one or two topics for shared learning. These could include:

– Direct action: what works, and how?

– Increasing involvement: how can we develop our support base?

– Organising a London-wide, volunteer-led network

– Communications for strong campaigning

– ANY OTHER TOPIC OF INTEREST

When you sign up, please let us know what topics you wish to explore. We will notify all participants of shortlisted topics before the day, and the final decision will be made by the learner group at the start of the session.

To sign up, please email Kate Burls at kateb@londoncivicforum.org.uk or phone her on020 8709 9773 . Please give full contact details, details of any access or dietary requirements, and specify THREE topics you would be interested in covering at the skills-sharing day, in order of preference.

A maximum of 15 places are available. These will be allocated on a first come first served basis, so please book your place as soon as possible.

Take Part is a community learning approach which builds learners’ skills, knowledge and confidence for social action, by supporting them to recognise and share their own expertise, skills and experiences with others. For more information please visit www.londoncivicforum.org.uk/takepart. 

This skills-sharing session is provided by London Civic Forum, with support from London Disabled People Against the Cuts, Inclusion London.

Kate Burls

 

 

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