Great Meeting Facilitation
Wednesday\, February 1st
5-8pm
SLC (Student Life Centre) Room 2143- University of Waterloo
A major part of social change work is lots of meetings. Meetings can be inspiring\, hellish\, or somewhere in between. The quality of a meeting depends a lot on good facilitation. Facilitators aren't supposed to run the show\, and they do more than keep track of who wants to speak. In this workshop you'll learn and practice some steps\, tools\, techniques and approaches that can help you effectively facilitate meetings - and that includes those difficult meetings.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120517T230148Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120228T230000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120229T010000Z UID:http://peaceculture.org/drupal/node/855 URL;VALUE=URI:http://peaceculture.org/drupal/node/855 SUMMARY:PMUS Presents\: United We Eat\, Divided We Starve\: OCAP's Raise the Rates Campaign Film Screening & Panel Discussion DESCRIPTION:United We Eat\, Divided We Starve\: OCAP's Raise the Rates Campaign
Film Screening &\; Panel Discussion
Part of the PMUS Poverty &\; Health series
Join in a community discussion of why we must all fight for increased social assistance rates and a decent income for all!
Fight to Win in KW
Tuesday\, February 28th
7\:00 pm-9\:00pm
Queen Street Commons Café
43 Queen Street South\, Kitchener
* Free event. All welcome. * Free snacks &\; refreshments provided * Child friendly space * Wheelchair accessible
Featured Panel Speakers include\:
Liisa Schofield &\; John Clarke - Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP)
Ilian Burbano (CUPE Ontario Raise the Rates Campaign Organizer)
Mapuche Anti-Authoritarian Solidarity Film Screening
Wednesday\, February 29th
6-9pm
Queen Street Commons Cafe- 43 Queen Street South (Kitchener)
Join the Women's Coordinating Committee For A Free Wallmapu for the screening of two amazing films directly from our communities in conflict in Wallmapu and the anti-authoritarian resistance in Chile. Those that have fallen in struggle are remembered in film and in action.
THE REBIRTH OF LEMUN (Lemun Renace)
Mapuche youth\, Alex Lemun Saavedra\, was only 17 years old when he was murdered by Chilean National Police during a reclamation in the lands of Wallmapu\, in 2001. “The Rebirth of Lemun” portrays the memory of a young Weichafe [Warrior]\, a community in mourning and the defiance of an indigenous nation.
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