The Dartmouth Action Collective is organizing a Resistance Workshop on Monday, April 25th,  from 6-8 pm in the Cutter-Shabazz Mural Room.

 

The Resistance Workshop will help facilitate the formation of a sustainable (rather than reactive) community of activists at Dartmouth. Workshops like this are a powerful way of building solidarity and relationships between different activists and activist groups. The event is open to the entire Upper Valley Community, and students from other schools in New Hampshire will be attending as well.

 

There are four mini-workshops under the umbrella event, and participants will rotate through workshops every 20 minutes.

• Yourself as an Activist -  Learn how to support your self and your identity within a movement in order to not burn out, and learn where you fall on the “activist spectrum." Led by Professor Reena Goldthree.
• Your Movement as a Community - Learn how to build a sustained activist culture and movement. Led by Dartmouth's Thurgood Marshall Scholar Alphonso Saville.
• Non-Normative (Radical) Approaches to Change - Learn to avoid replicating oppressive structures and institutions within activist communities and movements.
• Campaign Strategy 101 - Learn best practices for campaigning. Led by NextGen Climate Representative Teddy Smyth.

 

If you have any questions, please contact [log in to unmask]. Thank you!