This training will take place on Sunday, February 9 from 2-4pm in the Campbell Chapel at UU Nashua.

One-to-ones are a foundational tool of community organizing. A one-on-one is an intentional conversation with someone in your personal network. The goal of the conversation is to build a relationship with another person by understanding their issues, interests, and values to identify common ground for collective action. A one-on-one is meant to understand someone else, learn what matters to them, their community, their organization, and to figure out what will move them. Creating this relationship is foundational for being able to take action together and to build a bigger collective.

This training will help us learn how to do one-to-ones, how to tell our own story, and how to use these skills to build our social justice work both in our congregation and with the larger community. 

The training will be led by Tori Markiewicz from the Granite State Organizing Project.