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STAND Chapter Retreat at X University/College

STAND Chapter Retreat at X University/College. Hosted by X STAND Chapter. 1-800-GENOCIDE. www.GenocideIntervention.net. Welcome to 2009 STAND Chapter Retreat. How far we have come and how far we have to go Retreat Goals and Expectations STAND’s place in the movement

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STAND Chapter Retreat at X University/College

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  1. STAND Chapter Retreat at X University/College Hosted by X STAND Chapter 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  2. Welcome to 2009 STAND Chapter Retreat • How far we have come and how far we have to go • Retreat Goals and Expectations • STAND’s place in the movement • Brief overview of STAND National Structure • Regional goals and expectations • Invitation to shape future of STAND 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  3. What has STAND accomplished in the last year? • SEAL: The Executive Legacy Campaign - Summer Action Pack - A Call to Candidates - 2008 National Student Conference - STANDFast - ROCs Enter Outreach/regional specific successes - - 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  4. Retreat Goals • Develop plans for chapter collaboration throughout the Spring 2009 semester • Assess STAND National’s ongoing education and advocacy campaigns • Build a stronger STAND Chapter, Region, and National Organization 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  5. Retreat Expectations • Support your colleagues: listen! • Give ideas to the table • Respect our limited time • Professionalism • Have fun, make friends • Challenge: Step Forward, Step Back 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  6. STAND and the Anti-Genocide Movement • Save Darfur Coalition: large-scale organizing, mega-branded campaigns, media outreach • ENOUGH: policy development • GI-NET: advocacy tool development and grassroots advocacy trainings • STAND: student mobilization, grassroots advocacy trainings, innovative campaigns Core Competencies: 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  7. Students just like you make all of this happen 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  8. Regional Goals • OCs to add goals 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  9. Shaping STAND National • We’re here to work for you! • Brainstorm for STAND National in upcoming session and throughout retreat • Leadership positions for 2009-2010 academic year STAND is what we make of it. 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  10. Individual Goal Setting • Use Goal setting worksheet throughout weekend to set goals for you and your chapter • Take what you’ve learned here back home! 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  11. Goal Setting for Retreat • After seeing the retreat goals, what do you need to do to be the most effective contributor you can be this weekend? • Share with your neighbor • Ask them to hold you accountable! • Follow up later this weekend 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  12. Your STAND Story • Importance of storytelling in anti-genocide movement • Breakout: Sharing your STAND story • How did you get involved with anti-genocide activism? • What keeps you going? 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

  13. A PERMANENT ANTI-GENOCIDE CONSTITUENCY! 1-800-GENOCIDE www.GenocideIntervention.net

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