Anti-Oppression Action Camp

Program

Click here for links to community organizing tools, and check out our Shared Resource Library for downloadable resources.

Stay tuned for information about 2010 Anti-Oppression programming.

Action Camp 2009

Racial Justice for Sustainable Communities

August 13-16, 2009
Kerrville-Schreiner Park, a few hours north of Austin, TX

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Host a Training

NASCO staff are available to help identify training topics and trainers for your co-op.

Budgeting guidelines for hosting one-day and two-day trainings

Expenses:
Trainer honorarium: $75-100/hr
Food: $10/day (food donations encouraged)
Supplies: $30
Printing & Promotion: $30
Meeting Space: find free space
Miscellaneous: $50

Income:
Your co-op can charge participants to cover some costs, but sliding scale fees are highly recommended.

By admin on Fri, 08/13/2010 - 19:25 |

Links

* link contains further resources e.g. articles, organizing tools, guides, links, media etc. for using in your co-op or community

Anti-Oppression & Popular Education Resources, Social Justice Organizing

Applied Research Center: Racial Justice through Media, Research, and Activism

Catalyst Project

Center for Nonviolent Communication*

By mingwei on Tue, 08/10/2010 - 21:12 |

Resources

Shared  Resource Library

NASCO's Shared Resource Library allows users to upload content.  Check out the Group Dynamics & Anti-Oppression set of resources.  To access the library, just log in.  Creating an account is easy!

More NASCO Resources

Anti-Oppression Education Resource List [Suggestions for books, websites, films, organizations, collectives etc.]

By mingwei on Tue, 08/10/2010 - 21:02 |

Overview

Overview

NASCO provides intensive trainings for leaders and active members of housing co-ops, worker collectives, and other democratically run communities. Resources and tools for engaging co-ops and communities in anti-oppression work are also available on NASCO's website.

Why Anti-Oppression?

NASCO believes that growing a democratic cooperative movement requires an ongoing commitment to understanding how privilege and oppression operate at structural and individual levels.

By mingwei on Tue, 08/10/2010 - 20:40 |

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Schedule

Action Camp Daily Agendas 2009

 

Thursday, August 13

3:30      Logistics

Introductions: Name & Your Image

Anything You Want the Group to Know

Juggling Names Game

Listening Activity

Question Circle

Community Agreements & Underlying Assumptions

Language & Vocabulary

Timeline: Story of Racial Justice in the U.S.

Personal Timeline of Race & Racism

By neily on Tue, 07/28/2009 - 17:29 |
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