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You are here: Home / News / A Few Spots Still Open:: Community Organizer Training Jan. 20-22

January 4, 2012 by Mid-South Peace & Justice Center

A Few Spots Still Open:: Community Organizer Training Jan. 20-22

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GOTLogoThe Mid South Peace and Justice Center’s G.O.T. Power program is offering our first weekend-long flagship grassroots community organizer training, the Core Organizer Training, on January 20-22nd at Caritas Village.

You’ll receive the same 14 hours of training in the foundational skills of organizing as in our 8 week series, but with the added benefits of taking the training over an intensive weekend. Join us and learn the skills you need to make your work in the community more effective. Topics covered include: campaign planning, working with diverse communities, media, facilitation, conflict transformation, and nonviolent direct action.

You can read more about the training and register here.

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