Presenters Training Workshop – September 2011

Friday: 26 August 2011:

Notice for Participants:

In response to the widespread demand from old and new volunteers, a two-day ‘Presenters Training Camp’ will be conducted for orienting and enabling a fresh group of volunteers to be able to effectively present the Arthakranti proposal to the general public. The details are given below.

  1. Dates: 17th – 18th September 2011
  2. Venue – Latur (Maharashtra). Detailed address shall be conveyed later.
  3. Last date for registration of participants – 10th September 2011
  4. Registration requests – To be sent in by simple email or hand written letter consisting of following information – Name, age, occupation, address, contact numbers.
  5. Telephonic registration will not be accepted
  6. For more details / enquiry, please contact:
    • Shri Dabadgaonkar, Latur (98901 00984)

    • Narendra Khot, Mumbai (98210 87115)

    • Amol Phalke, Pune (98505 72580)

    • Gajanan Phadke, Aurangabad (98229 59263)

  7. Address for registration – Arthapurna Publications, C6, Hari Smruti, Behind IDBI bank, Mehendale Garage road, Erandwane, Pune – 411004, Phone – 020 3260 0996
  8. Email for registration - editor.arthapurna@gmail.com
  9. Contribution – to cover expenses for training material, will be communicate d later
  10. Arrangements for food and accommodation for all participants during the camp are being organized by AK volunteers from Latur. Participants may bring basic bedding.
  11. Travel arrangements from residence to Latur are to be made by part icipants at their own cost.

Important: (Refer: http://arthakranti.org/downloads)

  1. All participants are required to read the following material compulsorily before reporting for the camp:
    • Arthakranti – Mission: India’s Economic Rejuvenation (English)OR
    • भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्था – अगतिक नव्हे, जागतिक (Marathi) OR
    • अर्थक्रांती(Hindi)
    • Articles by Anil Bokil published in Loksatta, available on website
    • Book by Mrs Jaya……….(Pune) which was distributed at recent Pune adhiveshan, could also be useful
  2. All participants are required to view the ‘webisodes’ (short films) and documentary available on the website before reporting for the camp.
  3. This homework is mandatory and it will be assumed that all participants have completed it sincerely. The limited time available in the camp will NOT be used for explaining basic points, terminology, proposal etc. which are already explained in the book.
  4. It is strongly suggested that all participants complete the compulsory reading and meet in local groups for better understanding. Any outstanding queries, doubts should be written down and brought along to the camp for discussion.

Author:
Narendra Khot