A workshop from the Center for Artistic Activism for Women Forward and Samuel Lawrence Foundation communities
Boosting Engagement with Creative Activism
Wednesday, June 24th | 5:00-6:30 PM ET
In this interactive 90-minute workshop, discover how creative activism can transform your voter engagement work. You’ll work through a hands-on visioning exercise, learn about uplifting examples of creative campaigns, and gain fresh, practical techniques for mobilizing your community. Come ready to think differently and leave with tools you can use immediately. No creative or artistic experience required!
Through Boosting Engagement with Creative Activism, you will:
- Envision the greater community, country, and world you’re working to build
- Get energized by real-world creative campaigns that won
- Identify what you want your communities to think, feel, and do
- Brainstorm creative ways to connect with and motivate your networks
- And more!
Registration
Register by filling out the brief form below, which asks you your email address to start. Note that the form loads best on Chrome or Safari. If you have trouble with the form or registering, please reach out!
About the Center for Artistic Activism
The Center for Artistic Activism is a 501c3 that helps people bring more creativity and innovation to their vital social justice work. Our programs spark transformative experiences for participants, leaving them inspired, motivated, and equipped with new ideas and practical tools to integrate innovative, impactful methods into their campaigns.
Our programs are carefully designed to balance rigor and playfulness, to be challenging and accessible. We lay the foundation for participants to develop fresh perspectives and effective approaches that will propel their work forward. We continue to support them as they realize these campaigns and help them analyze and evaluate their work to ensure lasting success.
Meet Your Facilitators
Boosting Engagement with Creative Activism will be led by the Center for Artistic Activism’s Krystal Barrett and Rachel Gita Karp, who have trained hundreds of organizers, artists, advocates, and students worldwide to make their work more innovative, joyful, and effective.
