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MObilise!  

Exploring the power of stories to inspire political and civic engagement
Mobilise! is a project that seeks to encourage active citizenship and increase people's confidence about engaging in political and civic life. The project is a partnership between Global Link, a Lancaster based charity that works with asylum seekers and refugees, and teams at the Universities of Lancaster and St Andrews. 

The project draws on historical and contemporary stories of activism collected by two Heritage Funded projects, Documenting Dissent and Remembering Resistance 
to create online resources and activities about active citizenship. To do this we work with volunteers, third sector organisations, & asylum seekers and refugees.

The project started in 2019, the course was launched in October 2020 and in 2021, we've been piloting, evaluating and refining the course.
 The course is free and available for anyone to use
LEARN  MORE  ABOUT  THE  COURSE  HERE
Please click below to download a guide for anyone who is leading the course, as well as scripts and workshop plans that you are free to use and adapt.

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Mobilise!: Facilitator's Guide
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Mobilise! Workshop 1: Plan
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Mobilise! Workshop 1: Script
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Mobilise! Workshop 2: Plan

The  project  Is  guided  by a number  of  ideas

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PARTICIPATion

Mobilise! is a partnership between the community, the charity & university sectors. It is collaborative & is committed to being positive, rewarding & ethical
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CREATIVity

We believe that  creative methods, heritage & storytelling are great ways of supporting active citizenship & political engagement
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IMPACT

The project wants to create real change, for those involved in the project & for others interested in civic engagement. To enable this, we create resources to share our learning
 Mobilise! is funded by two Economic and Social Research Council Impact Acceleration Account grants
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      • Community 4
      • Community 5
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      • Rights in Policy 2
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