Training for strategic community-led creative resistance

Join us for a training camp on how to take direct action against environmental degradation and climate chaos. Led by a team of Greenpeace trainers and local organizers, the camp will offer both a basic and advanced training on non-violent direct action, campaign strategy, and creative activism. The three-day activist training will include direct action planning, media, campaigning, non-violence and legal considerations, tools and tactics for creative and effective direct action anti-oppression, local struggles, and more.

The camp is an opportunity to get together with like-minded community members who want to tackle environmental and social injustice together, and build a connected and powerful movement for climate justice in our region.

The camp will take place at the Deanery Project, a non-profit co-op focused on the environment, community, natural building and the arts.

When: 4pm, Friday October 17th to 6pm, Sunday, October 19th

Where: The Deanery Project, 37 Deanery Road, Ship Harbour, Nova Scotia (60km outside Halifax). Transportation from Halifax will be provided.

How much: $50 per person, or pay what you can. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

How to apply: Fill out this form! Deadline to apply is Friday, Oct 3rd at Midnight

Accommodation: There are limited indoor shared accommodations at the Deanery. Participants are encouraged to bring tents and sleeping bags, and dress for the weather. If you don’t have a sleeping bag please borrow one, or let us know if you need any bedding.

Food: Vegan/Vegetarian meals will be provided.

Participation: PaHey folks,
Check out this great opportunity. Registration deadline is Oct 3!