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Leadership Team
Nisreen Haj Ahmad
Dan Grandone
Predrag Stojicic
Hope Wood
Nizar Farsakh
Nikola Ilic
Gerta Dhamo
Rawan Zeine
Maja Honda
Mais Irqsusi
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Global Gathering
1) Welcome new participants to our community
2) Launch 5 new collaborative learning opportunities
3) Build relationships among organizers, educators, and researchers across
the globe
4) Create opportunity for learning in small groups on variety of campaigns
and organizing topics
5) Celebrate our learning, accomplishments, and challenges - invite
participation in the Leading Change Network
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• Participate actively in chat and video in main room
• Participate actively on audio and chat in breakout rooms
(be sure to hit “unmute” when you enter)
• If tech support needed, stay calm and type your
issue/question in chat box with @tech
• If content question, type in chat box with
@[TITLE of section] – e.g. @networkprojects
• Use chat “all” only for content related discussion.
• Chat to people directly for all else.
• Have fun!
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WEBEX TECH TIPS
• If sound is not good, turn off your video.
• If you can’t hear, go to Audio menu:
– Audio conference option & join by computer
– Speaker/Mic test option
• We are recording! Remember when your video is
on.
• IF YOU NEED TECH SUPPORT, what do you do???
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What’s the Plan?
• Participants pair up
• The first 1:1 to meeting will happen
between you right here through the
conference- Break Out rooms.
• This could be the beginning of a long
term – 1 year relationship.
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Why we are doing this?
Relationship Building, is an essential organizing practice.
Impact is greater with individuals connecting & supporting each
others work in various ways of sharing learning.
For a network to really function individuals need to get to know
each other, explore & exchange interests & resources.
Coaching as an essential component of campaigns support and
individuals growth.
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Explore in Pairs
• What’s your story? Why did you get involved in
organizing?
• What is an organizing challenge you are struggling
with?
• Can you imagine ways you might continue to be of
support to one another in your work?
9 minutes for each one of you to explore
the other! Switch after 9 minutes
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Tech Norms - Breakout Rooms
• Participate actively on audio and chat.
• To share on audio, click the virtual hand raise button.
• To unmute, click your name first, then the “unmute”
button.
• Use the emoticons and check/x to participate as well.
• If tech support needed, stay calm and type in issue
@tech in the chat.
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Emoticons
How we will interact?
Raise your hand to
share on audio
Reply “Yes” or “No”
Breakout Rooms
Chat
Select Chat
Receiver(s)
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• Manage your time (9 min each).
• WE will end the breakout session,
so DO NOT END or LEAVE SESSION
yourself.
• If your computer crashes, keep calm and LOG BACK
IN.
• If your partner doesn’t show up or you can’t work the
audio, click the “HELP” button and we will send a
Tech Support person in as soon as possible.
• PRESENTER – Accept the ask to begin the breakout.
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What do we Do?
Goal: to develop advanced set of curriculum &
other tools that will help Leading Change members
address key challenges they face in their organizing
campaigns.
We will do this by:
• Bringing together advanced organizers
• Identifying critical organizing challenges &
explore ways to address them
• Forming Working Groups to create & pilot
curriculum
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What’s the Timeline?
TODAY:
Identify &
recruit
members
Aug.: First Org
2.0 meeting;
form Working
Groups
Sept.:
Working
Groups meet
Oct.: Create
first draft of
curricula
Nov.:
Curricula are
piloted &
evaluated
Dec.: Finalize
curricula &
share with
LCN
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How to get involved!
• Join us in the breakout room to learn more.
• Come to our first virtual meeting on August 27
from 7:30-9pm EST.
• Email uyendoan@gmail.com to commit, or to
ask questions.
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Why am I here?
For more information join our breakout session or contact Liz
McKenna: emckenna@berkeley.edu
Choice #1:
LEARN TO
ORGANIZE
Choice #2:
BE IN THE FIELD
Commitment:
DO CRITICAL
RESEARCH
(THAT MATTERS)
NOW
US
SELF
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What is our purpose?
RESEARCHERS PRACTITIONERS
LCRN
For more information join our breakout session or contact Liz
McKenna: emckenna@berkeley.edu
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What will we do?
Transactional Critical
Structure-centric Actor-centric
Atomized Shared
Theoretical Transformational
Move from research that is... …to research that is:
For more information join our breakout session or contact Liz
McKenna: emckenna@berkeley.edu
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Join the LCRN!
1. Participate in our breakout session.
2. Send us a synopsis, data, or findings from an organizing
research project that had practical implications:
alexa.c.lopez@gmail.com
3. Take on a regional leadership role. Contact Liz:
(emckenna@berkeley.edu).
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NETWORK RESOURCE CENTER
• Team
Our purpose is to promote the using and sharing of organizing knowledge by identifying, collecting,
organizing materials and making them available online to individuals and institutions involved in
Leading Change to help them achieve their purposes.
Shared purpose
Commitment
Register on Network Resource Center & Upload
Natalie Predrag Goran Nikola Ashraf
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Our First Ask:
Sign up for a 1:1 by filling out some background information
and uploading your course syllabus or workshop guide via this
link:
leadingchangenetwork.com/online-interest-form/
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What is the GLC?
• We are building a community of organizers and civic activists from
various countries, fields and experiences to dive deep in four key
concepts on community organizing and learning from one
another’s perspectives, experiences and understanding of the
framework.
• We will do this by holding 7 Global Learning Circles (online/on-
ground) that will meet once a month to build a learning
community based on relationships, discussed key readings,
shared learnt experience and understanding of the topic for the
duration of 4 months.
• We would like to invite you to join one of our circles!
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How will it work?
• Stable and bound circles that meet once a
month for 4 months
• All the circles will discuss: Leadership,
Public Narrative, Strategy, Structure
• Build relationships and discuss
readings/learning/perspectives
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Jake Waxman
CA, USA
Online Circle
Jesse Wilderman
South Africa
Online Circle
Ashraf Hamza
- Syria/Jordan
On-ground Circle
Heather Box
NY, USA
Online Circle
Rawan Zeine
Jordan
Team Coordinator
Ana Babovic
Serbia
Online Circle
Dan Grandone
WI, USA
Online Circle
GLC TEAM!
Stephanie Aines
MA, USA
On-ground Circle
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Why GLC?
• Meet other organizers whether in our
neighborhoods or around the world
• Keep people we trained engaged
• Maintain learning part of our organizing
experience
• Get a global perspective and understanding
• Learn from each other’s experiences
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Join!
• Welcoming – people of all backgrounds,
experiences
• Email Rawan Zeine at rawanzeine@gmail.com by
August 5th.
• See you all in the breakout!
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Want to join?
• Welcoming – people of all backgrounds, experiences
• Email me Rawan Zeine at GLC@gmail.com by August 31st
• See you in the breakout room!
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BREAKOUT ROOMS
• Organizing 2.0 - uyendoan@gmail.com
• Research Initiative - alexa.c.lopez@gmail.com/emckenna@berkeley.edu
• Network Resource Center – jonygreenkhan@yahoo.com
• Teaching Initiative - leadingchangenetwork.com/online-interest-form/
• Global Learning Circle – rawanzeine@gmail.com
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Learning Together
Objective:
Realize our own resources. Draw on our knowledge, skills and experience.
Rooms are:
Discussion spaces with preparation and facilitation. Not a classroom with
teacher sharing wisdom.
Ongoing:
Learning rooms start today. New learning opportunities & spaces will
continue till end of 2013.
Focus:
Case study. Sector specific. Organizing Skills. Research.
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Thank You
From Clientele to
Constituents: How Can
Organizing Reverse the
Dependency Cycle?
Natalie Finstad
*Director, Tatua Kenya
Organizing in Health
with Pedja Stojicic *
Lead Organizer,
Serbia on the Move
Online Practices:
Beyond Mobilizing to
Organizing & Building
Leadership with Amy
Faulring & Tessa
Simonds *NOI &
MoveOn
“Power With”
Campaigns: Changing
Behavior with Samar
Dudin *Lead Organizer,
Ruwwad Jordan
Campaign Values and
Culture: Mindful
Choices with Mais
Irqsusi * Co Director,
Ahel.org
Public Narrative II:
Domination, Loss,
Difference and Change
With Marshall Ganz
Professor, Harvard
Kennedy School
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• Time to start!
You will automatically find yourself in the learning.
Host will start with a short presentation & open for
discussion.
Just remember to un-mute yourself to be heard
Participate actively – raise your hand & share in chat box
ENJOY
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Call to Action!
Which Leading Change projects would you like to sign up
for through the end of 2013?
*Note: You can choose more than 1
A = Global Learning Circle
B = Teaching Initiative
C = Organizing 2.0
D = Research Initiative
E = Resource Center
F = Write Blog Post
G = Attend Learning Webinar
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Key Learning
-What are you taking away?
Pluses and Deltas
-What helped you learn today?
-What ideas do you have for
improving our next online learning
event?
Welcome to the matching & coaching session of the conference. This session is about building new relationships, it’s about networking inside our Leading change network. And its about the value of peer coaching.Something we as humans are naturally good at!!
During this session, I will be explaining briefly why we are doing it and how the process will go about, then each one of you will be invited to a breakout room with your partner to have your first 1:1 for about 16 minutes. The purpose of this one on one is to learn each others stories, explore each others interests, and see if you might find ways you could support one another in your work, even if its only by asking each other good questions, which is what good coaches do This first 1:1 is for you to explore each other and decide how you want to take this forward. This could become an important coaching relation for you through your work.
The matching was done based on applications filled in registration. Taking into consideration the common interests as well as diversity. I have 197 people registered for the conference from …63 countries
I WOULD START WITH RELATIONAL AS THE FIRST, AS THE FOUNDATION. THEN GO TO THE COACHING AND THEN GO TO THE NETWORKING.
One of the things you can do in a relationship building is coaching, which is asking really good questions. So we thought of sharing with you some really good questions to start your conversation of building this relationship with.
A good relation is based on values platform. That’s why it’s essential for us to know each other stories. Start your conversation with sharing your stories and then exploring each others main challenge and how you see support for each other going forward. Make sure that you switch roles in exploring so that the 18 minutes finish while you both have know each other. You will get a notification in your break out room once 9 minutes are over so that you switch roles. WRITE THE QUESTIONS DOWN BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE ROOM