• This workshop aims to get university students to think within anti-oppressive frameworks. Many students are looking to get more involved with activism, and this is a great start.

• This will allow students to have open discussions regarding inclusion and discrimination within their own school community. They will get to consider the importance of these conversations, and it may serve to be an eye-opening experience to all those involved.

TIPS FOR WHEN & WHERE

• On a Saturday in September

• A venue at the university

Suggested Action Plan

1. Contact a local university and see if you can find a space to host this event. Book a date. 

2. Recruit volunteer speakers from different fields of education to speak on how anti-oppressive frameworks impact their line of work.

3. Create, print, and distribute flyers throughout the university advertising the event. Share them on social media 

4. Ask attendees to sign-up through e-mail, text, or Google Forms.

5. Make an itinerary, which includes general training about what it means to be anti-racist in your everyday life, what systemic racism is, etc.

6. Run the event!

POTENTIAL RESOURCES

✓ A place to have your event

 ✓ Honorariums ($50 per guest speaker, max 3-4)

✓ Flyers and handouts to print out (around $20)

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