Transition Network Diversity Announcement: Road to Resilience training- last day for discount September 2, 2011
This workshop will be facilitated by Anne Power (Chair of National Communities Resource Centre and Head Professor of Social Policy and Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion at LSE) and is a one-off opportunity for Transition to receive tailored training from an organisation that has an outstanding twenty year record of building resilience in low income communities.
The workshop will be held at the National Communities Resource Centre which offers training and support to all those living and working in low-income areas throughout the United Kingdom to develop their skills, confidence and capacity to tackle problems and reverse poor conditions.
Cost: £130 per person including shared accommodation and meals. £210 per person for single room en-suite accommodation and meals. £58 for attendance with lunch but no dinner or accommodation. Early bird discounts: Receive a 10% discount on bookings received before Friday 2nd September. (NB from Pam - I just checked and the discount is still there - with luck until the end of today).
From: Catrina Pickering <catrinapickering@transitionnetwork.org>
Transition Network Diversity Announcement
Road to Resilience training special announcement
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This is a special announcement about some fantastic training that is happening soon about building businesses in low income communities. We think this work is absolutely vital so hope you don't mind us sending this one off mailing. You are receiving this as a subscriber to the Transition Network diversity mailing list.
CONTENTS
More and more, the Transition movement is looking to social enterprise as the means to build a new and vibrant social economy. But in building a post-oil, low carbon world, how do we ensure that it’s not just people who are well-resourced and well-educated that snap up and run with the ideas? How do we transition together with the most disadvantaged communities so that everyone can live well and meet their needs? How can we tackle acute social problems while also growing sustainability, resilience and well-being?
This two day workshop at the National Communities Resource Centre in Chester is for people involved in Transition who want to develop projects in low income areas. It will include sessions on:
- Understanding resource problems in low income communities
- Enterprising case studies presented by the people doing them
- Exercising Transition talents: Practical, outdoors session to reflect on Transition strengths for working in low income communities
- Taking it home
This workshop will be facilitated by Anne Power (Chair of National Communities Resource Centre and Head Professor of Social Policy and Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion at LSE) and is a one-off opportunity for Transition to receive tailored training from an organisation that has an outstanding twenty year record of building resilience in low income communities.
The workshop will be held at the National Communities Resource Centre which offers training and support to all those living and working in low-income areas throughout the United Kingdom to develop their skills, confidence and capacity to tackle problems and reverse poor conditions.
Cost: £130 per person including shared accommodation and meals. £210 per person for single room en-suite accommodation and meals. £58 for attendance with lunch but no dinner or accommodation. Early bird discounts: Receive a 10% discount on bookings received before Friday 2nd September.
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