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Monday, March 12, 2012

Communicating for Social Change


The British Council and Rappler are offering a FREE four-day seminar workshop featuring highly respected and world-class professionals to provide young leaders the opportunity to find their voice, gain new skills as facilitators of change, and grow their capacity for citizen action toward a more just world.

Our roster of speakers include John Silva, Maria Resa, Chay HofileƱa, Patricia Evangelista, Michael Josh Villanueva, CNN reporter Steve Lunt, and a creative mix of communicators and professionals who will:
- Teach you how to reach larger audiences and help you tell your story
- Challenge you to think out of the box and discuss innovative ways to make yourself heard
- Give you effective techniques to make you more convincing in obtaining resources and funding for your initiatives

- Show you the many possibilities how digital technology can be harnessed to create greater impact for your work

WHO CAN JOIN?
- 18 to 26 years old, Filipino 
- actively engaged either as an initiator or a leader in community development work
- have a good track record of community service
- have strong desire to effectively advocate for social transformation

WHEN AND WHERE WILL IT BE?
24 to 27 March 2012
Magellan Room
Discovery Suites
ADB Avenue , Ortigas Center
Pasig City

WHAT'S ON OFFER?
- Participation to the seminar is FREE
- Meals, seminar kits and reference materials
- An unforgettable 4 days of learning!
- An opportunity to train under experienced and respected journalists from Rappler

HOW TO JOIN?
Submit a 2 minute video and fill out an application form (attached)
Note: Your video does not have to be professional; a video taken from your phone will do.

SLOTS ARE LIMITED TO 40. Take advantage of this rare opportunity! Make sure your application (application form + video) arrives by 12:00 midnight of 16 March 2012.


The British Council is committed to a policy of equal opportunity and welcome applications from all sections of the community particularly minority groups. 
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