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1media/compiledactivitiesphoto.jpgmedia/compiledactivitiesphoto.jpg2013-06-01T11:03:39-07:00Workshops40image_header901672015-10-14T06:43:14-07:00Are you interested in experimenting and building skills needed for innovative participatory politics? This section of the project offers several workshops for in-and-out of classroom contexts. Many of the workshops were authored by organizations and individuals in the MAPP network and build on their real-world experience with engagement and activism. Each of the workshops provides deeper insights into practices associated with participatory politics and allows participants to gain experience and surface skills they need to effectively participate in civic spaces by through 'any media necessary.'
The workshops are either designed by MAPP and our colleagues or curated through our community and academic partners.
Click on the links below to explore specific workshops:
