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TRAINING FOR LEADERSHIP
IN THE PUBLIC ARENA
...teaching ordinary citizens to unleash the power
within themselves to collectively impact with shared values
the social, political, environmental,
and economic decisions that affect their lives...
Schedule for Weeklong Training:
Mar 2-8: Edgewood, MD
July 13-19: Western Territory
Aug 10-16: Plymouth, MI
Nov 11-17: Techny, IL
Other
Important Dates
National
Clergy Training-Apr 15-17: Mundelein, IL
Advanced
Training-May 15-17: Techny, IL
African American
Leadership Commission-Jun 12-13: Detroit
NTOSAKE (Women’s
Leadership Training)-October 2-4: TBA
International
Leadership Assembly-Dec 4-6: TBA
Gamaliel Foundation
203 North Wabash -
Suite 808
Chicago, IL 60601
Phone: 312-357-2639
MORE
INFORMATION:
John Norton,
Director of Training Programs
410-458-3380
JINorton@gamaliel.org |
TRAINING THAT WORKS
The
Gamaliel Foundation is an international
organizing institute. It has been established to
train
leaders and organizers for the increasingly
difficult task of building strong, stable and
effective institutionally-based power
organizations that can transform congregations and
communities.
Nearly 60 organizations operating in urban,
suburban and rural settings are part of the
Foundation’s growing national network in 22 states.
Its
methods are based upon the experiences and
reflections of men and women who have worked
in
this field for over 35 years.
The
Gamaliel Foundation conducts its seven-day
residential training program for leaders and
organizers four times a year in the U.S.
Topics covered
during training include:
• Institutional organizing
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Using the tools of community organizing to develop strong
congregations
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Methodology for building power
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Tools to make and sustain relationships
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Self-interest, the public arena medium of
exchange
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Power analysis
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Building support with money and media
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The elements of good meetings
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Elements of a power organization
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Structuring personal and organizational time
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Strategic planning
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Metropolitan analysis
Knowledgeable and Experienced Leaders
The
Gamaliel Foundation has brought together
people from its staff, consultants, board and
affiliate organizations who are knowledgeable and
experienced in community organizing as trainers.
Participants include clergy and lay leaders,
as well as leaders from community organizations, unions and
other community-based institutions from across the country.
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