A short workshop meant for those who want to organise in Andrými. The workshop has two parts:
Reflect upon what it means to be responsible and accommodating in a radical social space and what the notion of a safer space can mean for different people.
Reviewing all major material safety factors (locations of first aid kits, fire extinguishers and emergency exists etc. …)
The safer space workshop goes over the responsibilities that come with opening the house and taking care of the space. A short overview of key values and guidelines will be followed by a discussion about possible scenarios and solutions as well as a walk-through of the house.
Come over if you would like to learn how to support other people in the space, react to conflicts, get to know more about the work in our solidarity teams during bigger events or better understand why we have created the space.
If you’re already using the space, either organising within/with your group or as a participant, you’re encouraged to get to know how to support other people and build a safer space for all.
Andrými is open due to you, then let’s get together and talk about our radical social centre in town. Learn how to build a community where people feel welcome and safe.
A short workshop meant for those who want to organise in Andrými. The workshop has two parts:
Reflect upon what it means to be responsible and accommodating in a radical social space and what the notion of a safer space can mean for different people.
Reviewing all major material safety factors (locations of first aid kits, fire extinguishers and emergency exists etc. …)
The safer space workshop goes over the responsibilities that come with opening the house and taking care of the space. A short overview of key values and guidelines will be followed by a discussion about possible scenarios and solutions as well as a walk-through of the house.
Come over if you would like to learn how to support other people in the space, react to conflicts, get to know more about the work in our solidarity teams during bigger events or better understand why we have created the space.
If you’re already using the space, either organising within/with your group or as a participant, you’re encouraged to get to know how to support other people and build a safer space for all.
Andrými is open due to you, then let’s get together and talk about our radical social centre in town. Learn how to build a community where people feel welcome and safe.
In this workshop you will learn about:
– the 3 R’s (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and their environmental impact.
– the origin of cotton clothes and the environmental impact of the fast-fashion industry.
You will Do It Yourself:
– a broom made out of old plastic bottles.
– learn how to upcycle your clothes, sew a button, patching and embroidering.
The game Adedayo makes players walk in the shoes of a fictious Indigenous community, challenged by the discovery of a mineral deposit in their homeland.
What side will you pick?
Learn about the Free, Prior and Informed Consent principle and decision-making in an interactive way.
The Offers and Requests Exchange is a two-hour guided process in which community members meet to identify and exchange their passions, knowledge, skills, resources, opportunities, and needs.
It’s a fun and effective way to connect, get more comfortable expressing your offers and needs, and begin conversations with interesting people.
Through Offers and Requests Exchange around the world, participants have found employment, connected with like-minded people, learned organizing strategies, and met an accountability buddy. The process is a proven way to boost self-esteem and trust, while dramatically increasing the sourcing of quality goods and services.
What’s more, the Offers and Requests Exchange is proven to catalyze and deepen relationships. When we share what we have to offer, we see our own value in a new light while making life easier for each other. The same counts for sharing what we need, with the opportunity to find a connection and solve practical problems of all kinds.
When sharing offers and requests each participant can determine their availability and location, the urgency of their need, and whether an exchange involves payment, barter, negotiation, or is gifted. Afterward, there’ll be a vibrant networking session.
SEEDS’ volunteers are planning a garden clean-up at Andrými this Friday morning.
The tasks include: cleaning the garden, adding new soil to certain spots of the garden, planting bee-friendly flowers, watering, etc.
The plan is to meet there at 10.00 am for a couple of hours. The more, the merrier!
We will have some gardening tools available, but please bring your own as well!
The game Adedayo makes players walk in the shoes of a fictious Indigenous community, challenged by the discovery of a mineral deposit in their homeland.
What side will you pick?
Learn about the Free, Prior and Informed Consent principle and decision-making in an interactive way.
Sameining þeirra sem þjást af fíknisjúkdómi , heimilisleysi , foreldra sem hafa misst börnin sín í hendur barnaverndaryfirvalda , misþyrmingar geðbatterís.
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A short workshop meant for those who want to organise in Andrými. The workshop has two parts:
The safer space workshop goes over the responsibilities that come with opening the house and taking care of the space. A short overview of key values and guidelines will be followed by a discussion about possible scenarios and solutions as well as a walk-through of the house.
Come over if you would like to learn how to support other people in the space, react to conflicts, get to know more about the work in our solidarity teams during bigger events or better understand why we have created the space.
If you’re already using the space, either organising within/with your group or as a participant, you’re encouraged to get to know how to support other people and build a safer space for all.
Andrými is open due to you, then let’s get together and talk about our radical social centre in town. Learn how to build a community where people feel welcome and safe.
A short workshop meant for those who want to organise in Andrými. The workshop has two parts:
The safer space workshop goes over the responsibilities that come with opening the house and taking care of the space. A short overview of key values and guidelines will be followed by a discussion about possible scenarios and solutions as well as a walk-through of the house.
Come over if you would like to learn how to support other people in the space, react to conflicts, get to know more about the work in our solidarity teams during bigger events or better understand why we have created the space.
If you’re already using the space, either organising within/with your group or as a participant, you’re encouraged to get to know how to support other people and build a safer space for all.
Andrými is open due to you, then let’s get together and talk about our radical social centre in town. Learn how to build a community where people feel welcome and safe.
In this workshop you will learn about:
– the 3 R’s (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and their environmental impact.
– the origin of cotton clothes and the environmental impact of the fast-fashion industry.
You will Do It Yourself:
– a broom made out of old plastic bottles.
– learn how to upcycle your clothes, sew a button, patching and embroidering.
The game Adedayo makes players walk in the shoes of a fictious Indigenous community, challenged by the discovery of a mineral deposit in their homeland.
What side will you pick?
Learn about the Free, Prior and Informed Consent principle and decision-making in an interactive way.
The Offers and Requests Exchange is a two-hour guided process in which community members meet to identify and exchange their passions, knowledge, skills, resources, opportunities, and needs.
It’s a fun and effective way to connect, get more comfortable expressing your offers and needs, and begin conversations with interesting people.
Through Offers and Requests Exchange around the world, participants have found employment, connected with like-minded people, learned organizing strategies, and met an accountability buddy. The process is a proven way to boost self-esteem and trust, while dramatically increasing the sourcing of quality goods and services.
What’s more, the Offers and Requests Exchange is proven to catalyze and deepen relationships. When we share what we have to offer, we see our own value in a new light while making life easier for each other. The same counts for sharing what we need, with the opportunity to find a connection and solve practical problems of all kinds.
When sharing offers and requests each participant can determine their availability and location, the urgency of their need, and whether an exchange involves payment, barter, negotiation, or is gifted. Afterward, there’ll be a vibrant networking session.
Watch this short video about what to expect: https://bit.ly/3CFGL7e
Registration fee – this event is free.
*Registration*
Please register for this event via this link: https://bit.ly/OAREReg27April
This event is private
SEEDS’ volunteers are planning a garden clean-up at Andrými this Friday morning.
The tasks include: cleaning the garden, adding new soil to certain spots of the garden, planting bee-friendly flowers, watering, etc.
The plan is to meet there at 10.00 am for a couple of hours. The more, the merrier!
We will have some gardening tools available, but please bring your own as well!
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The game Adedayo makes players walk in the shoes of a fictious Indigenous community, challenged by the discovery of a mineral deposit in their homeland.
What side will you pick?
Learn about the Free, Prior and Informed Consent principle and decision-making in an interactive way.
Sameining þeirra sem þjást af fíknisjúkdómi , heimilisleysi , foreldra sem hafa misst börnin sín í hendur barnaverndaryfirvalda , misþyrmingar geðbatterís.
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