Forming/reforming your group's structure

Tools for Change is a project of our community partners, including OPIRG Toronto, OPIRG York, The Community Action Centre of the Student Association at George Brown College, OCAD Student Union, Greenpeace Canada and No One Is Illegal (NOII). We help you develop skills to champion social, economic, and environmental justice. We host approximately 20 skillbuilding workshops a year. Workshops are offered on a sliding scale with scholarships available. Staff and active volunteers of our community partners can attend for free or by donation. This includes students from University of Toronto, York University, George Brown College and OCAD.Interested in Tools for Change delivering a speaking engagement, capacity building program, or workshop tailored to your organization's needs? Contact us attools.change@gmail.comRegister for our Certificate in Social Change programJoin our email listto receive workshop announcements and useful resources.Become a Tools for Change community partnerand have your members attend workshops for free.

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How can we sustain a group that is accountable to its vision and equitable for participants? Whether you are in an established group exploring restructuring or incorporation, or a newly formed collective seeking resources to build accountable and equitable processes, this session has you covered. Topics to be addressed include: different types of group structures and decision-making methods, their pros and cons, as well as steps we can take to foster trust, accountability and equity through structure and process. Date: Saturday Feb. 4th, 2017 Time: 1pm-4pm Location: 252 Bloor Street West, OISE, University of Toronto, Room 8214 Accessibility: This training will be held in a barrier free space. Subway tokens are available to attendees by request. There are gender neutral washrooms on the fifth floor. 
Trainer: Kristiana Clemens is a communicator and facilitator with experience developing policy and process for non-profit groups large and small, including charities, co-ops and collectives. She is currently President of the Community Media Advocacy Centre, Chair of the City of Kingston's Arts Advisory Committee, and a member of two new collectives formed to organize a music festival and community arts events in Kingston, Ontario.  For more information about this workshop, please write to Laura@toolsforchange.net

Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE)

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