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Dec 18

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,

The Training Camp Organising Collective

Nov 22

SASEN Skill Share Nov 26-28

Hey there sunshine,

How would you like to spend a weekend away sharing skills with other like minded peeps?!Adelaide Skill Share is being held on the 26th to 28th of November (yes after exams ) and is about having a variety of social justice issues aimed workshops for anyone who is interested in sharing or learning new skills.

The camp is being held at Willow Creek Farm Camp, near Second Valley, towards Victor Harbor way and has both bunk and tent options.

Accommodation, food and the workshops over the weekend are included in $40 for unwaged individuals or $55 for waged individuals.

We are still in the process of organising so to stay updated join the event on facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/event.php?eid=133942226655413

To register, please follow this link: https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=dDNkNVROQ1lFV2t2czJzcTJ2MmpMQmc6MQ#gid=0

If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to email environment.officer@flinders.edu.au.

Depending on numbers we may organise some group transport i.e. a mini bus or the like. Or at least help work out car pooling.

Love to see some great knowledge sharing that weekend!
Laters

Jun 08

Register!

Forgot to mention in the transport post-

if you haven’t already done so, now might be a good time to REGISTER FOR THE STUDENTS OF SUSTAINABILITY CONFERENCE! It’s probably the biggest thing on the ASEN calendar and if you’re into the environment, social justice, indigenous sovereignty, DIY, collective organising and radical politics then it’s for you. It’s five days of learning sharing camping eating, be sure to bring your woollies cos camping in Melbourne is bound to be bloody chilly! (But completely worth it. Come!)

Jun 08

Transporting ourselves to SoS 09

HEY, so the annual fabulous Students of Sustainability conference/extravaganza is up-coming on Wurundjeri land in Melbourne. I hope you’re postering your unis and telling all the folk and registering and coming!
This will hopefully going to help everyone figure out how we‘re getting to and from SoS at Monash Uni this year, individually and in our collectives.
So I’ve collected a bunch of times which could work for getting to Melbourne from various places in NSW.

I am heaps happy to be a coordinator of transport to SoS, but what’d be grand is if people who are planning on getting various trains/buses to volunteer to be contact points for that trip, so that I can direct people to you.

SoS goes from the 6th til the 10th of July. So the idea is arriving there on Sunday the 5th, setting up camp, chilling out. And leaving on the evening of the 10th or the morning of the 11th.

Contents of this post:
1. Transport funding
2. Wollongong to Melbourne
3. Canberra to Melbourne
4. Newcastle to Melbourne
5. Sydney to Melbourne
6. Cycling to SoS
7. Hitch-hiking competition

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