Summer Campaigns Day 2010
A day of inspiring talks, motivating workshops and a great chance to meet new people making a difference to the world
Summer Campaigns Day was a chance to get inspired and learn how to make a massive difference.
The day was bursting with compelling speakers, creative campaign planning, hands-on workshops, delicious food and great company, all nestled in the magnificently summery grounds of Oxford University.
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Summer Campaigns Day 2010
What was on?
Speakers
Sian Berry
Sian Berry was the Green Party candidate for London Mayor in 2008. She founded the national campaign group ‘The Alliance Against Urban 4x4s’, and ran the successful campaign for a scrappage scheme for inefficient boilers, and is the author of a number of books, most recently the DIY book Mend It!
Pete Davis is one of Britain’s leading young activists. He founded the campaigns corporation free and part time carnivore. Before this, he was inolved with the People & Planet group at Loughborough University.
Campaign skills workshops: How to get what you want!
Whether you’re hoping to get your school or college to install a wind turbine, build bike sheds or sell Fairtrade leavers hoodies, these workshops will provide you with all the skills you need to get what you want, from planning awareness raising events to attracting media attention! Keep an eye on this page for workshops to be confirmed.
Hands-on workshops: Get creative!
Tired of boring posters and tedious assemblies? These workshops will give you inspiration to make your campaigning more exciting, more creative and more successful than ever, and will even give you the opportunity to get started right away. More details coming soon.
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