Workshops/Trainings

Climate Gentrification Walking Tour

The climate gentrification walk is a three-part training consisting of a 30-minute presentation, a 45-minute walk through Ponce City Market and Old Fourth Ward, and a 30-minute house meeting. During the presentation, we discuss what climate gentrification is, who it impacts, and the three pathways to climate gentrification. The walk covers the history of Old Fourth Ward, including discussions about the vibrant community that called the area home and what structural and political influences pushed them out as Ponce City Market developed. We also discuss the history of the Ponce City Market building, and the rapid overdevelopment currently impacting the area. Following the walk, we return to the Lola for a deeper discussion and debrief about all we covered during the tour and connect through lines of gentrification, displacement, redlining, and the racial wealth gap with the devastating impacts on the landscape. By the end of the walk, we hope participants connect their experiences with climate gentrification and its impacts in Atlanta to their own hometowns or spaces where they move work.

Three-Day Environmental Climate Justice Organizing workshop

This is a three-day organizing workshop that help organizers and participants learn relational organizing methods and how to develop and win campaigns. Our focus examines power and organizing in the South–especially as it pertains to race. We focus the key element of building relational trust within communities.

Supervising Organizers

This workshop can occur over one- or two-days with a focus on how to manage, train and develop organizing staff in more sustainable and regenerative way. Throughout this training, we focus on building relational trust within teams and finding and highlighting the strengths of your team members.

Power Analysis and Power Mapping

This is 90 minute workshop that can your organization or campaign build power. The power analysis and power mapping training helps participants consider the social and political context within which they are developing strategy. Power mapping is a tool to creatively consider allies, opponents, targets and constituents prior to embarking on a campaign. We utilize this workshop to help organizations and participants revamp, jumpstart or think about their campaigns of issues in strategic ways that focus on power building. Commonly we demonstrate how this tool can be used with understanding the power dynamics of entities such as the Georgia Public Service Commission.

Power Analysis and Power Mapping

This is 90 minute workshop that can your organization or campaign build power. The power analysis and power mapping training helps participants consider the social and political context within which they are developing strategy. Power mapping is a tool to creatively consider allies, opponents, targets and constituents prior to embarking on a campaign. We utilize this workshop to help organizations and participants revamp, jumpstart or think about their campaigns of issues in strategic ways that focus on power building. Commonly we demonstrate how this tool can be used with understanding the power dynamics of entities such as the Georgia Public Service Commission.