Thursday, January 26, 12noon, this event will be occurring via “Facebook Live”

Back by popular demand, join James Hayes from Ohio Voice as he teaches you about a foundational idea for community organizing! This is a great notion to introduce right after our transforming conflict series! Social Movement Ecology lays a framework for organizations with different theories of change to recognize each other’s strengths and weaknesses and work together to produce large-scale social change. This training will provide participants with the skills, tools, and confidence to identify complex layers of approaches in social movement.

James Hayes Biography

James is Ohio Voice’s Co-Director, working to meet organizational goals and budgets, develop strong relationships with partners and other stakeholders, and more.

In 2012, James co-founded the Ohio Student Association (OSA) where he served as Co-Director for four years. In 2015, James was named to the Root 100 as one of the one hundred most influential Black leaders in the country.

Most recently, James worked as Training Director for the Ayni Institute where he designed and led training programs on organizing and movement building for leaders from across the nation and across different movements.

James was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio where he currently lives with his wife Amelia and dog Ella. He graduated from The Ohio State University in 2012 with a degree in political science and a minor in history.

This event will be occurring via “Facebook Live.”

Hosted by Ohio Voice.