Using the Freedom of Information Act to Fuel Social Change
Submitted by Bill on May 11, 2007 - 3:27pm.
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This session will be on: June 30, 2007 - 10:30am It will be held at: St. Luke Room room at the St. Luke's Episcopal Church View scheduleOrganization DescriptionThe Center on Conscience & War was founded in 1940 to protect the rights of conscientious objectors. We provide direct counseling and support for conscientious objectors and lobby congress to protect their rights. The Center is part of the GI Rights Hotline. Proposal Demographicsidentify as women identify as LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans-gendered, queer) Session DescriptionThe FOIA is being used as a powerful tool to uncover governmental wrongdoing and help fuel social change campaigns. The presenters and co-facilitators of this workshop have used the FOIA to: After introductions and brief presentations by the co-presenters describing these case-studies, we will focus the workshop on discussion of: If the room has wifi computer access and if we have a presentation screen to use, we will, as a group, brainstorm, develop, write, and file a FOIA at the workshop itself. The workshop will be in English. We will have handouts and will provide web links online for attendees. First NameBill Last NameGalvin Contact E-mailbill@centeronconscience.org Proposing OrganizationCenter on Conscience & War Organization Websitewww.centeronconscience.org Position or TitleCounseling Coordinator Contact Telephone202-483-2220 Event DaySaturday, June 30th (Strategizing the Achieving of Another World) Contact Address1830 Connecticut Ave NW FormatWe will combine a brief panel presentation with online demonstration (if available) and small and large group discussion. Contact CityWashington KeywordsAdvocacy Movement building Research & Epistemology Audience Number25-50 people Contact StateDC Contact ZIP20009 Person ReviewingEmily |