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07252006 Tuesday Jul 25, 2006

Training other Outreachers

with all of the craziness of losing my job and going backpacking i forgot to mention the fantastic training session i was involved in. London Oxfam Outreach has recently finished a huge recruitment campaign. To keep these budding new volunteers enthused about campaigning i as asked to help run a training session, a cramming session of all of the exciting campaigns Oxfam is running and how to support them. I led a small session on campaigning skills, the best ways to target members of the public and tackle awkward questions. I was able to use plenty of interesting case studiess from the gigs i have been too - some more positive than others and share the secrets of gaining peoples attention when they are queueing for the toilets or cash machines!


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