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MELBOURNE
4.30-8.00pm Tuesday 24 April Ross House 24 Flinders Lane Melbourne BRISBANE 4.30-8.00pm Monday 30 April 2007 Ahimsa House 24 Horan Street Melbourne In the good ol' days, every social change group knew how to do a street protest, or an occupation, or something even more confrontational. Today, many social change groups avoid any kind of confrontation in favour of consensus models. Is confrontation really irrelevant to today's social change efforts? Are consensus models really effective? This workshop will draw on participants' experiences with confrontation and consensus processes to better understand the strengths and weaknesses of each. Then, using a political opportunity structure model, you will learn how to analyse your political context to better decide when, where, and how to use a combination of confrontation and consensus strategies. http://comm-org.wisc.edu/stoeckerfolio/stoeckvita.htm Places limited. Registration essential: $20 (unwaged); $40 (community sector); $60 (higher income) More info: Sam La Rocca m. 0424 610 038 | sam@thechangeagency.org |
