We define activism as ‘Active Citizenship’, the process of taking care of and taking part in your community.
The tools of transformation are already in your hands, and the School Of Activism is here to show you how you can start forging a new future, with a series of workshops, events and activities designed to galvanise and empower every age group. In doing so, we can foster our own future, and make it something we’re all proud to be a part of.
School of Activism 3.0 is happening at PRSC this April. Are you interested in helping us make it happen? We need volunteers to help shape the School of Activism, from planning and programme curation, through to marketing, fundraising, comms and more – there’s something for everyone, whatever your skillset.
We’ll be discussing aims and ambitions for the project, and planning the next steps. Come along, share your ideas, share your skills, and help us make this year’s School of Activism amazing. Can’ t make it to this? Message email hidden; JavaScript is required
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if you wanna be involved.
Whether you can make it or not, we’re interested in hearing your thoughts…

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What subjects or workshops would you like to see covered in the School of Activism curriculum?

Do you any specific recommendations for suitable speakers or workshop leaders we should approach?

If you have attended our School of Activism before, do you have any feedback or suggestions?

Covid forced last year's School of Activism online, this time around we are excitedly planning to present our sessions in person at PRSC. Should we attempt to include an online element this year?
Yes please, online as well as in personDon't worry about doing it online
We have plenty planned for adult activists - is it important to you that we also provide sessions suitable for all ages or aimed at younger people? Any suggestions for what these youth-oriented sessions could include?

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