ABCs of Farming: Our Neighborhood Farm (Fall Session)
ABCs of Farming: Our Neighborhood Farm (Fall Session)
Wed, Sep 27, 4:30 PM
Garden to Table Silicon Valley • San Jose, CA
Free
Actions Panel
Neighborhood Ambassador Organizing Workshop
When and where
Date and time
Location
Location to be shared via email San Jose, CA
Map and directions
How to get there
Description
Important Note: If you did not receive the workshop location via email, please contact bob@destinationhomesv.org to ask for the address.
Are you a Neighborhood Ambassador?
Want to take your #HousingReady work to the next level? Want to do more to ensure we can build new lowest-income affordable and supportive housing throughout our community? Want to learn new advocacy techniques, take individual initiative and do more?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then you will want to be a part of our new Housing Ready Communities Neighborhood Ambassador program.
Eventbrite registration required. Capacity limited. Food provided.
Location
The organizing workshop (part meeting, part training) will take place near downtown San Jose. The specific location will be shared with those who have registered closer to the workshop date.
Organizing Workshop Agenda
- Overview and introduction
- Theory of change exercise
- Menu of engagement options discussion
- Individual and group action plan development
- Neighborhood Ambassador announcements
- Tour of supportive housing development
Prerequisite Requirement
As a requirement for attending this Neighborhood Ambassador Organizing Workshop, please attend one of our introductory Housing Ready Communities Action Network presentations and discussions, or watch the complete presentation and discussion video online at docs.housingready.org -- There will be a quiz!
About the Neighborhood Ambassador Program
To increase impact and grow the Housing Ready Communities Action Network, we are working to identify, train and support neighborhood volunteers and activists interested in doing more to address our community's housing and homelessness crises.
The Neighborhood Ambassador program will provide regular opportunities for Ambassadors to: increase advocacy capacity, plan action and learning opportunities for their neighbors, and design individual and small-group action plans to drive policy change, increase awareness of Housing Ready Communities and support new affordable and supportive housing.
About the Housing Ready Communities Initiative
The Housing Ready Communities initiative brings together neighbors, community groups, nonprofits, government and housing developers to take action and support approval of new supportive housing and extremely low income affordable housing in Santa Clara County.
What is a "housing ready" community? Housing Ready Communities are aware of our homelessness crisis, understand that supportive housing is a proven solution to end homelessness, and take action to support new housing development.
Housing Ready Communities organize, show up and speak out to dispel myths about homelessness and talk with neighbors about the urgent need for affordable and supportive housing.
More information: Visit the website for more information and tools, including an interactive supportive housing map, a calendar of action and learning opportunities, the Housing Ready Communities presentation and flyer, and links to our Facebook group and the County of Santa Clara Housing Ready Community's Toolkit.
Questions?
Contact us at any time!