Advocacy Part I
A foundational advocacy training designed to help participants build the knowledge, communication skills, and organizing strategies needed to advance social change and support marginalized communities.
Course Overview
The Advocacy Part I and Part II courses are comprehensive and dynamic programs designed to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and strategies necessary to become effective advocates for social change. This course is ideal for professionals in social work, community organizing, public policy, and related fields, as well as individuals passionate about advocating for marginalized and underrepresented communities.
Advocacy Part I focuses on building a strong foundation in advocacy principles and strategies. Participants will explore the history of advocacy, examine different advocacy models, and gain insights into the role of power dynamics and social justice in advocacy efforts. This course empowers participants to navigate the legislative process, develop effective messaging, and engage in grassroots organizing. Updated content includes integrating intersectionality into advocacy efforts, addressing the unique challenges faced by diverse communities, and leveraging storytelling as a powerful advocacy tool.
Course Details
Duration: 2 hr
CEUs: 2.0
Delivery Method: Live Virtual Training
Registration Fee: $45 USD
What You’ll Learn
- Understand the history, theories, and models of advocacy and their application to social change efforts.
- Develop effective communication and messaging strategies for advocacy campaigns, including storytelling to amplify voices.
- Gain insights into the legislative process and learn how to navigate it effectively.
- Acquire grassroots organizing skills, including mobilizing communities and building coalitions.
- Promote social justice and equity in advocacy by addressing power dynamics, systemic barriers, and intersectionality.
Continuing Education Information
By completing this course, participants will earn 2.0 Continuing Education Units (CEUs), reflecting foundational advocacy knowledge and skills that support professional development and social change work.
Why This Course Matters
Effective advocacy begins with a strong foundation. This course helps participants understand how systems, power, messaging, and community organizing work together so they can advocate more strategically, ethically, and effectively for the people and causes they serve.
Ready to Schedule?
Reserve your spot for Advocacy Part I through ReInVentU’s scheduling page.