Oxford Aegis Society

Just a reminder about our re-launch event tonight (17/5/2012) - 19.00 at the Oxford Hub.

Chris

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Genocide: What will YOU be?

You are invited to our re-launch event on the 17^th May, where we’ll joined by CEO of the Aegis Trust, Dr James Smith, to deliver a talk about the on-going crisis in Sudan fresh from his recent trip to the Nuba Mountains. We’ll also be announcing the exciting new training programmes Aegis will be offering to Oxford students next year.

We’ll be offering two programmes:

1) A student speaker programme, offering training on public speaking and holding workshops in schools around the country, your chance to educate young people about the dangers of discrimination and divisive ideology

2) A student campaigner programme, after training on building a successful advocacy campaign you will have the opportunity to work with other Aegis students across the country to research, build and put in to action a campaign on a national or global issue central to the work of the Aegis Trust.  

These programmes are unique opportunity to get real hands on experience in the work of an NGO, so if you’re keen to get involved next year come along to the event to find out more.

Date: 17^th May (Thursday, Week 4)

Time: 19:00 – 20:00

Venue: Oxford Hub (above the Turl Street Kitchen)

To help us get an idea of numbers please RSVP to this email if you wish to come

Apologies, I forgot to attach the leaflet with the first email.

Chris

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Oxford Aegis Re-Launch Event With Dr James Smith

Genocide: What will YOU be?

You are invited to our re-launch event on the 17^th May, where we’ll joined by CEO of the Aegis Trust, Dr James Smith, to deliver a talk about the on-going crisis in Sudan fresh from his recent trip to the Nuba Mountains. We’ll also be announcing the exciting new training programmes Aegis will be offering to Oxford students next year.

We’ll be offering two programmes:

1) A student speaker programme, offering training on public speaking and holding workshops in schools around the country, your chance to educate young people about the dangers of discrimination and divisive ideology

2) A student campaigner programme, after training on building a successful advocacy campaign you will have the opportunity to work with other Aegis students across the country to research, build and put in to action a campaign on a national or global issue central to the work of the Aegis Trust.  

These programmes are unique opportunity to get real hands on experience in the work of an NGO, so if you’re keen to get involved next year come along to the event to find out more.

Date: 17^th May (Thursday, Week 4)

Time: 19:00 – 20:00

Venue: Oxford Hub (above the Turl Street Kitchen)

To help us get an idea of numbers please RSVP to this email if you wish to come

Oxford Aegis Re-Launch Event With Dr James Smith

Genocide: What will YOU be?

You are invited to our re-launch event on the 17^th May, where we’ll joined by CEO of the Aegis Trust, Dr James Smith, to deliver a talk about the on-going crisis in Sudan fresh from his recent trip to the Nuba Mountains. We’ll also be announcing the exciting new training programmes Aegis will be offering to Oxford students next year.

We’ll be offering two programmes:

1) A student speaker programme, offering training on public speaking and holding workshops in schools around the country, your chance to educate young people about the dangers of discrimination and divisive ideology

2) A student campaigner programme, after training on building a successful advocacy campaign you will have the opportunity to work with other Aegis students across the country to research, build and put in to action a campaign on a national or global issue central to the work of the Aegis Trust.  

These programmes are unique opportunity to get real hands on experience in the work of an NGO, so if you’re keen to get involved next year come along to the event to find out more.

Date: 17^th May (Thursday, Week 4)

Time: 19:00 – 20:00

Venue: Oxford Hub (above the Turl Street Kitchen)

To help us get an idea of numbers please RSVP to this email if you wish to come