Service Leader workshop in-person with Anne Barker, CUC Staff
Sunday April 28 – 12:45 PM (11:30 bag lunch after the service), at the Unitarian Centre
Are you a service leader? Getting ready to be a service leader? A greeter? A tech host? Join us in-person to discover ways you can help develop and deliver an uplifting experience on Sunday mornings. Just Curious? Come and share your ideas.
Advocacy Campaign Planning: Using your Organization’s Expertise to Influence Policy
May 10, 2024, 9:00 am-4:00 pm at Luther College
Snacks, coffee and lunch will be provided.
Over this one-day workshop, participants will be trained in the use of a straightforward advocacy campaign planning approach that takes them through a process of issue identification, problem definition, preliminary research and messaging, formal engagement with decision-makers, and evaluation of impacts. A follow-up session via Zoom will provide participants an opportunity to receive feedback and ask questions about their early efforts at implementing the planning tools provided during the workshop.
This event is being offered in partnership with the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation.
Registration for this event is now FULL. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please email colleen.strauch@uregina.ca.
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Past Events
Tanya Talaga: All Our Relations—Finding the Path Forward
Recorded Zoom conversation. Available here
Indigenous Perspectives on Climate Action—Community Solutions
The second of a four-part webinar series in which Indigenous climate action leaders in BC share their thoughts and experience, hosted by the West Coast Climate Action Network and RAVEN.
Video Taking Care of our Land – Heiltzaqv Heat Pump project