ASEN Training Camp 2012

Every year the Australian Student Environment Network organises a Training Camp in January to help skill up various collective members for the year ahead, to network with other collectives and to plan for ASEN’s future.

For 2012 the ASEN Training Camp will run from January 20th – 25th and will be held on Wiradjuri Country at Caloola Farm in the ACT (about an hour from Canberra).

2012 also signifies the 40th anniversary of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra which we will be attending and supporting after Training Camp.

The 6 days will cover workshops and discussions around:

• Collective organising skills
• Theories of change
• Successful campaigns
• State and collective strategising
• and many more…

A full programme will be released once confirmed.

Registrations are now open!

Click HERE to register

For more information, please visit www.asen.org.au/trainingcamp, visit our facebook event at https://www.facebook.com/events/249959571720519/ and/or email info@asen.org.au.

Can’t wait to see you there.

In love, rage and solidarity,

Rollin’ Into Uni October 12th

Spring has arrived and that once again signifies the beginning of a marvellous month of cycling events here in beautiful Sydney. To celebrate, the Student Enviro Action Collective (SEAC) at Sydney University have organised a bike day – Rollin’ Into Uni.

Brighten your morning with a healthy breakfast on October 12 from 7:30 AM onwards on Eastern Avenue, Sydney University (the main thoroughfare that runs perpendicular to King St.). Following tasty breakfast treats we will be holding a learn to change a tyre workshop, bike chats, and a game of bike polo on the lawns until 1 PM.

Come on down and enjoy the morning with us in the delightful surrounds of Sydney University.

Find more information at the website: http://sydney.edu.au/news/sustainable_campus/1529.html?eventid=8708

Or join the facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=176112259131383

SEAN Skill Share September 9th – 11th

Nuclear Freeways Fundraiser!

The Yellow Cake Road Collective have come back from their first Nuclear Freeways Trip along the proposed nuclear waste transport route from Lucas Heights to Muckaty Station.  We have visited various communities with a strong focus on indigenous communities.

As a result, we’d like to update everyone and fundraise for this campaign to further our vision for a Nuclear Free Australia and support the Muckaty Traditional Owners in their opposition to the proposed nuclear waste dump site on their land

All Welcome!