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Oxfam Routes to Solidarity Training PDF Print E-mail

oxfamVoice of Solidarity
Newcastle city centre location to be confirmed

2 x full days (It is ideal if participants attend both sessions)
Thursday 25th February 2010
Thursday 4th March 2010
Course is free.
Refreshments and lunch will be provided.
Travel and care costs will be reimbursed.*

Participants
Women from BME organisations throughout Newcastle and wider region

Aim
To strengthen the BME women’s voice in the North through a set of sessions designed to help women from BME women’s agencies to enhance their skills, experience and knowledge enabling them to become more effective in their roles, engage with decision makers and develop a strengthened policy voice.

What will it do for you?
At the end of the sessions participants will have:

  1. Enhanced knowledge of the barriers and challenges within the sector.
  2. Knowledge of power/influence models and techniques for engaging in change and reaching decision makers.
  3. Development of the skills and competencies within the group and how these are more effectively utilised on a personal, organisational and collective level.
  4. Develop a shared action plan both at individual and organisational level.

Course Objectives

  • Forming as a group based on shared experiences and challenges
  • Through our shared experiences of discrimination, developing a common basis for working together for change.
  • Analysis of fragmentation within the sector.
  • Awareness of the different types of power and introducing a model of power.
  • How and which decision makers we can influence and what is our role as individuals and as representatives from organisations.
  • Practical steps to identify which policies affect us/our organsiations and what do we want to change/influence.
  • Introduce methodologies for creating change at a personal, organisational and policy level.
  • Identifying which skills and competencies we need in order to work collectively to create change
  • Prioritisation of the key areas the group wants to work on to develop realistic action plan
  • Awareness of “change in action” by looking at successful women’s campaigns
  • Introduction to the BME regional policy forum.
  • Development of a strategic action plan for groups to take forward
  • Practical steps and action planning for the future

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