Wednesday, September 01, 2010

[olympiaworkers] Embodied Activism:Unpacking Our Practice and Building Our Power Learning Series-starting Saturday September 18-Fall 2010 to Spring 2011

Hi Sisters and Brothers,

Let folks know about the Embodied Activism: Unpacking Our Practice and Building
Our Power learning series. It's available as a session, the series, a one-day
workshop, or a two day Activism and Wellness retreat.

As a former College Professor (Labour History, Political Action, Worker-focused
courses), current Labour and Community Development Educator, and a strong union
advocate, I have designed this learning series to critically engage folks
interested in progressive social transformation.

Some amazing folks have taken courses/workshops and learning series with me,
including amazing feminist, indigenous activist Jessica Yee; d'bi young- 2 time
Dora Award winning actor, dubpoet, and scholar; HipHop artist Ian Kamau, and
many more.

Description of learning series:
Coming this Fall 2010 until Spring 2011- Embodied Activism bring activists,
frontline workers, management, entrepreneurs, advocates, and anyone seeking a
space for critical self-reflection, professional and personal development
together.

In the learning series, we will critically explore the methods and strategies
of social change, social innovation, community/organizational engagement, and
creative intervention.

We will look at the tools and actions used by activists, advocates, educators,
workers, entrepreneurs, academics, and community members.

Participants will move through creative sensory, mind and body activities and
mindful dialogues that draw on their lived experiences and resource materials
to deepen their self-awareness, 'unpack' and transform their practice.

•Session 1- Unpacking Our Practice
•Session 2- Dealing with Difficult Conversations
•Session 3- Role of Allies
•Session 4- Creative Interventions
•Session 5- Self-Awareness & Self-Care
•Session 6- Moving Forward: Building Our Power

If you and/or your organization wants to take part in this community building
and knowledge sharing learning series, please send a detailed email to Tomee at
tomee@tomeesojourner.com or Hirut at hirut@tomeesojourner.com. We will work
with you to bring the learning series to your organization, educational
institution, and community.


The learning series is offered in Canada, U.S., and other countries.

The poster and registration form can be downloaded from www.tomeesojourner.com

Thanks and Solidarity,

Tomee Sojourner, M.A. Social Justice and Equity Studies


Tomee Sojourner Consulting
Motivational Speaker
Management & Organizational Development Consultant
Community Development Educator, Artist
Diversity & Inclusion Strategies Expert
Phone: (514) 487-3891/(416) 951-0154
tomee@tomeesojourner.com
www.tomeesojourner.com

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