Training of Trainers Institute Application Washington 2008

It is important that participants plan to attend the full Institute session in order to get the maximum benefit of the training.

Materials - including a Trainer's Manual, a detailed agenda for the Institute, and short readings - will be sent to all registrants prior to the training to help participants prepare for the Institute. Participants are also required to bring workshop curricula or presentation ideas that you are using or planning to use in your work.

A $50 deposit is required to apply for and hold a place in the TOT Institute. If accepted, the deposit will be applied toward the final fee.

Fee: $250 per person, includes all meals, accommodations, and training materials. Transportation is not included in the fee. We will reduce the fee for organizations sending two or more people.

Limited scholarship funds are available. Complete a scholarship application after submitting this form. Deadline is October 31.

Camp Brotherhood is wheelchair accessible.

For more information contact: Adrián Boutureira (857-277-7873) or Steve Schnapp (857-277-7868).

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current work: *

Describe your current social justice work, including the communities, constituents, allies, etc., with whom you work.

past experience: *

Briefly describe any past experience leading workshops or presentations. What did you find enjoyable about this work? What did you find challenging?

expectations: *

What are your expectations for this Institute? What do you hope will be specific outcomes? What do you hope to take away?

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previously attended a ufe workshop:

if yes, please tell us which workshop and when/where it was:

need on-site child care: *

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Projects

Estate and Federal Taxes

Campaigns that strive to expand public conversations and influence policy makers on key federal tax policy and economic issues.

Responsible Wealth

A network of over 700 individuals who are among the wealthiest five percent of Americans who advocate for fair taxes and corporate accountability.

Popular Economics Education

A series of participatory workshops that transform economic statistics into engaging learning experiences to move people to action.

Racial Wealth Divide

Provides resources that deepen understanding about boundaries to economic parity among communities of color.

Tax Fairness Organizing Collaborative

A network of 28 state-level advocacy groups that promote fair and adequate taxation at the state and federal levels through grassroots organizing.