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Power Shift Europe: grassroots organising across thecontinent

Training outline

Aims

By the end of this training programme, participants will be able to:

➡ Have the skills and knowledge to effectively mobilise young people in their countries

through Ganz Public Narrative training and grassroots organising tools

➡ Build awareness of the international youth climate movement, their role and position

within it and the strategic campaign aims for 2011➡ Understand current EU climate policy in relation to both the UNFCCC and their national

countries with clear knowledge of the implications of a strengthening the 2020 EU

emission reduction target

➡ Be confident in facilitating and running a Power Shift event in October 2011

Trainer preparation and things to remember:

➡ The training in each country is bespoke and relies up on the trainer reading the briefing

papers attached and understanding the national and European landscape.

➡ The Monitoring form must be completed for each training sessions and the Bull’s Eye

evaluation scores must be recorded.

➡ Ensure all resources are downloaded in case their is no internet connection available.

Language tips

➡ Use natural language with bilingual young people - similar contractions, normal speed,

tone and pitch. But do speak in short, correct sentences.

➡ Avoid using confusing idioms or slang words.

➡ Give each other permission to ask ’Could you repeat that, please?’ or ‘Would you help

me, please?’

➡ Avoid asking: "Do you understand?" People will almost always say "yes" to avoid

negative attention.

➡ Attaching meaning to what you say with gestures, actions, pictures, objects. Repeating

simply and without frustration sentences, phrases and words until they are understood.

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Outline structure

Day 1

Day one- am

Welcome andintroductions

➡ Welcome and introduction to the training➡ Icebreaker➡ My passport➡ Hopes and Fears

Setting the scene forEurope and the youthclimate movement

➡ An introduction to the International YouthClimate Movement

➡ UNFCCC, EU & National country ʻStateof the nationʼ

➡ National climate policy briefing➡ Timeline for 2011 & EU 30% Campaign

Day one- pm

Communicating climatechange to inspireothers

➡ Key issues of the day➡ SWOT for framing the climate debate➡ A messaging strategy to take forward

Public NarrativeTraining

➡ Story of self➡ Story of us➡ Story of now

Reflections andcapturing our learning

➡ Reflection on today➡ Looking forward to the next training➡ Film interviews to capture the story

Day 2

Day two - am Recap and reflections ➡ Icebreaker➡ Go around for reflections➡ Hopes for the final day

Day two- pm

Power Shift - inspiringa generation

➡ History of Power Shift, itʼs role and aim,strategic aims for 2011

➡ How to put on a Power Shift➡ Action planning and national organising

The wider European

campaign

➡ Online platform & resources➡ What happens next for you, UKYCC and

European youth

Close and evaluation ➡ Evaluation of the training➡ Goodbye and end




Bull’s Eye evaluation

Average scores

How enjoyableand interesting?

How well did wework together as

a group?

How useful tome personally?

How useful tomy group or

more widely?

5

4

3

2

1

Average

Please record average scores on the European Training Log for each training event.

5 4 3 2 1

How enjoyable and

interesting?

How useful to my group or more widely?

How useful to mepersonally?

How well did we work

together as a group?

Bull’s eye evaluation: the closer to the middle the higher the score


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