The Advocacy College—Round II
SESSION IV: March 15, 2012
Required Readings:
- http://www.progressiveideasnetwork.org/messaging-inequality/
- Models of Inequality
- Ideas to Embrace—Inequality as Barrier, Shenker-Osorio
- Ideas to Embrace—Inequality as Vertigo, Shenker-Osorio
- “The Arc Is Bending Toward Justice” by Riku Sen
- “Deeply Embarrassed White People Talk Awkwardly About Race” by Jen Graves
- The Praxis Project
Materials From Session III
- Patrick’s PowerPoint Presentation [PowerPoint Document]
- Patrick’s PowerPoint Presentation [pdf]
SESSION III: January 12, 2012
Required Readings:
- Frank Gilliam: Architecture of A New Racial Discourse
OR
Frank Gilliam: The Illogic of Literalness - PSU: You Can Get There From Here
- Opportunity Agenda: Ten Lessons from the Obama Era
- Shenker / Osorio: Narrowing the Gap, Leveling the Field
- Kirwan Institute: Slide Presentation
Optional Readings: Communication on Inequlity and Race
- Shenker / Osorio: Applying What We Know
- Opportunity Agenda: Pages 75—79 in the Opportunity Agenda toolkit
- Opportunity Agenda / Topos: Opportunity for Black Men and Boys
- Anne E. Casey: Race Matters Toolkit [website]
Especially, “How To Talk About Race”
Optional Readings: Income Inequality–Background and Impacts
- Slate / Noah: The Great Divergence
- Lupu and Pontusson: Structure of Inequality and Politics of Redistribution
SESSION II: December 8, 2011
Homework:
- Message boxes–send to Janet by 12/31/11 for feedback–will come back by 01/04/12.
- Prepare a three minute legislative or media presentation.
Handouts for Homework Preparation:
- Communicators Checklist
- Message Box Instructions
- Message Box Examples
- Message Box Slides
- Liana’s list of pivot phrases
SESSION I: October 27, 2011
Session One, October 27, 2011, PowerPoint
Agenda and Discussion Sheet, October 27, 2011
My Life in Thirds: Values
Homework for Session Two, December 8, 2011
Keeping Our Message Big Enough: A Tip Sheet
Communicators Checklist