| 詳細 |
Skills Building for Social Change 6
Forums to inform, train and empower participants into active community
involvement.
Forum 6: June 24, 2006
10:30 am to 6:00pm, party to follow
[Location and Access] Harajuku/Omotesando area
Jingumae Kumin Kaikan, http://gmap.jp/shop-1401.html
Onden Kumin Kaikan, http://gmap.jp/shop-1399.html
* 5-8 minutes from Harajuku (JR) and Meiji Jingumae (Chiyoda Subway) Stations.
http://people-for-social-change.blogspot.com/
______________________________________________________
Forum Schedule
*10:00 ~ 10:30 Registration - Advanced registration is requested but
not mandatory.
10:30 ~ 12:30 Panel Discussion
Making the world a healthier place
Representatives from nonprofits and NGOs tackling health issues at
home and abroad, introduce their groups, programs, and how to get
involved to make a difference. Issues will vary from sexual health to
health education.
Speakers:
Prune Helfter, Medecins du Monde
Nobuhiro Kadoi, Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in
Family Planning
Damion Mannings, PEPY Ride
Last speaker TBA
12:30 ~ 2:00: lunch break
2:00 ~ 5:00 Skills Building Workshops
Workshop A
Advocacy basics
Facilitator: Sarajean Rossitto, NGO/NPO Consultant, PSC
Workshop B
Presentation skills for NGO& NPO outreach
Facilitator: Dawn Tattersall, PSC
5:10 ~ 6:00 Workshop & Discussion
Designing Action: sharing ideas on next steps and how to get more involved.
______________________
[Participation Fee & Registration]
3,000 Yen for Forum
To sign up for Skills Build Forum 6, please send your name, organizational affiliation and contact information to rose.ito@gmail.com by June 21, 2006.
What is the PSC?
People for Social Change is a diverse Tokyo-based volunteer group committed to a wide range of social issues.
OUR MISSION
People for Social Change facilitates people moving beyond issue awareness to actualize social change. We do this through forums for skills development, networking events and projects aimed at linking people to social change programs. Our goal is for people to be aware of their own power and be actively involved in their own communities.
Get involved – your actions count!
People for Social Change also coordinates a monthly English Tokyo Community Events listing - visit
http://tokyo-community-news.blogspot.com/ |
