Action Safety and Community Care in Times of Rapid Response
Our approach is to deliver a curriculum that harvests knowledge from participants while building their direct action knowledge and comfort. We seek to remind ourselves that we are experts in defining our problems and creating our solutions both on and off the streets. Many of the tools you will work with in this curriculum are based on popular education methodologies. While, as trainers who bring with us action experience, we are looked upon to provide answers and expertise, through popular education tools, we can support participants in finding and feeling their own expertise in taking action.
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