Resolutions 101, Trauma-Informed Advocacy, and Engagement & Equity: Anti-Oppressive Framework for Stewards – Kamloops
Saturday, November 8 - Sunday, November 9
9:00 AM - 4:30 PM (both days)
Facilitator: Varinder Johal
Location: Delta Hotels – Kamloops (540 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 2B2)
Applicants applying for this education offering will be taking all three courses on this weekend:
- Day 1: Resolutions 101
- Day 2, morning session: Trauma-Informed Advocacy
- Day 2, afternoon session: Engagement & Equity: Anti-Oppressive Framework for Stewards
Day 1: Resolutions 101
Do you want to write an effective resolution for submission to a conference or convention? This course sets out the “rules” around resolutions and will strengthen your ability to write effective resolutions.
By the end of this course, participants will:
- Have considered multiple ways to make change at PSAC
- Be familiar with the process for submitting resolutions
- Understand the criteria of an effective resolution
- Have practiced drafting resolutions and identified information needed to support a resolution
- Have shared strategies for obtaining support for resolutions in the lead-up to events
Day 2 Morning Session: Trauma-Informed Advocacy (Steward Series – Foundational Learning Workshop)
By the end of this workshop, Stewards will:
- Understand what trauma is and how to best support members affected by it
- Explore best practices for trauma-informed advocacy as a Steward
- Identify ways to integrate trauma-informed practice in all aspects of our work as Stewards
- Understand why being proactive and intentional in integrating the principles of trauma-informed practice in Stewards’ work leads to positive outcomes for all members, regardless of their experience with trauma, and the union
Day 2 Afternoon Session: Engagement & Equity: Anti-Oppressive Framework for Stewards (Steward Series – Stwards as an Organizer Workshop)
By the end of this workshop, Stewards will be able to:
- Assess power, privilege, and oppression in the worksite
- Explain what an anti-oppressive practice is and how it contributes to an equitable and inclusive workplace
- Develop and apply a framework for anti-oppressive practice in their own work
Apply for this course below. Application deadline: Thursday, October 16, 2025 at 4 PM Pacific