Reserve Your Spot
When: Wednesday, December 10th, 3-4:30pm Eastern
Where: Register via Zoom
As support for migrants and refugees has been backsliding in Canada, the “We’re Better Together” campaign was created to improve public opinion and build momentum for an inclusive immigration system. A critical part of that effort is developing skills and practice around strategic messaging and “narrative framing.” This training aims to help you with just that.
What you can expect:
- Gain a practical understanding of the Message Guide
- How to shape compelling key messages to support advocacy for migrant workers’ rights
- How to effectively apply the Race Glass Gender Narrative into your work
- Commonly used phrases to avoid
- Opportunity to connect with others in your sector and ask specific questions
As support for migrants and refugees has been backsliding in Canada, the “We’re Better Together” campaign was created to improve public opinion and build momentum for an inclusive immigration system. A critical part of that effort is developing skills and practice around strategic messaging and “narrative framing.” This training aims to help you with just that.
This training is open to those working with migrant workers and migrant rights and interested or signed up for the We’re Better Together Campaign.
*This training will be delivered in English with the support of a French interpreter, and presenters will be able to engage questions bilingually.*