Corporate Campaigning Masterclass | March 2027
Description
The Corporate Campaigning Masterclass is a two-day training on how to win campaigns targeting corporations.
From getting banks to pull out of environmentally-risky projects, to boycotts that force better labour rights, and organising shareholders to change corporations’ policies, you'll get to hear from people who have won some of the biggest corporate campaigns around Australia. In addition to case studies, the masterclass explores corporate structure and campaign strategy, alongside skill building workshops shareholder activism, brand pressure, organising staff and litigation.
OUTCOMES AND SKILLS
Understanding the theory and strategy behind corporate campaigning
Researching your target in order to develop an effective campaign against them
Using a wide range of corporate campaigning tactics including shareholder activism, strategic litigation, industrial action, brand pressure and organising employees
Learning from case studies from across the movement
Building a network of peers working on corporate campaigns
DATE AND FORMAT
The Corporate Campaigning Masterclass will be delivered online via Zoom over:
Wednesday, 17 March
Thursday, 18 March
The training will take place in the following time zones:
10:00AM to 5:00PM AEDT
9:30AM to 4:30PM ACDT
9:00AM to 4:00PM AEST
8:30AM to 3:30PM ACST
7:00AM to 2:00PM AWST
12:00PM to7:00PM NZDT
SCHOLARSHIPS
We offer full and partial scholarships ($170+GST) for First Nations people, people with disability, people of colour, refugees and people seeking asylum as well as unwaged activists. To apply for a scholarship, please complete an application here.
ACCESSIBILITY
This program will be run entirely online via Zoom. Please outline any access needs during registration and to enquire about how we can help you participate in the training, please contact us at info@australianprogress.org.au.
Other Information
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