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Running a Community Rights Workshop

A facilitator's outline for a two-hour neighborhood session on rights, records, and where to get help.

10 min read

Open with real questions

Start by collecting the questions people actually came with. Build the session around those rather than a fixed lecture.

Teach one skill, not a survey of the law

A workshop where everyone leaves able to write a records request is worth more than one that covers ten topics shallowly.

Close with a next step

Everyone should leave with one concrete action and one place to go for follow-up support.

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