Resources for
Workshop Organizing
Workshops play a key role in developing RC communities.
Organizing a workshop is an important job. It is an opportunity to make an event go well, to think about what will allow the workshop leader to do their best work, and to develop connections and deepen relationships.
Often taking on roles or tasks within the RC Communities restimulates and makes accessible feelings from old undischarged hurts. Organizing can act as a contradiction to those early hurts by setting up conditions for the work to go well. For example, bringing in a buddy or a team is an effective way to support our own re-emergence as an organizer, contradict the key distress of isolation, and engage with other people's minds while doing the work.
Every workshop is unique and needs to be thought about freshly. However, there is a great deal of experience that can be drawn upon to make workshop organizing go smoothly.
A workshop begins when an organizer agrees to put their mind to the work of organizing.
ABOUT ORGANIZING WORKSHOPS
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- Where to Start
- Types Of Workshops
- *If you need to request a registration site for your workshop, follow this link: Registration Website Request Form
ORGANIZING FOR LIBERATION
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- Thinking Well About Everyone
- Thoughts for Workshop Organizers about People Targeted by Racism and Genocide
- Young People at General Workshops and the Job of Allies
- Notes for Organizers of Workshops for LGBTQ+ Co-Counselors
- A New Jewish Liberation Initiative for Unity
- Organizing Ubuntu Pairings for Participants with Limited Internet Access
- Workshop Participation for Parents with Infants
- Thoughts for USers at International Workshops
- Environmental Impact
- Disability Justice
- Language Liberation
- Health
- Thinking Well About Everyone
GUIDELINES (2026 updates coming soon)
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- Workshops Overview
- Approval to Attend
- One Leader, One Organizer
- Interpretation
- Workshop Types
- Workshop Finances
- Considering Environmental Impact
- Handling of Personal and Sensitive Data
- Implementing Security and Privacy Guidelines
- Privacy Tools Best Practices
- Scheduling, Leading, and Accounting for Workshops (Summary of Relevant Guidelines)
- Workshops Overview