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Fall 2019 Opportunities with the Sabo Center

event in community gardenJoin the Sabo Center for Democracy and Citizenship this fall for a wealth of opportunities to learn and connect!

The Sabo Center for Democracy and Citizenship is Augsburg University’s civic and community engagement center. We connect students, faculty, staff, and community members in the everyday work of learning together to address public issues, make change, and build democracy.  

 

Curious to learn more about what the Sabo Center does? Check out our 2018-2019 Year In Review for highlights from the past school year, and follow us on Facebook!  Opportunities to connect to the Sabo Center in the coming months include:

Sabo Center Open House

September 11, 3;30-5p, Sabo Center (LL Anderson Residence Hall)

Drop in for food and connection! Come learn about the Sabo Center, meet our staff, and eat some delicious snacks. Students, faculty, staff: ALL are welcome!

Sabo Snapshot #1 (bring your lunch!)

September 16, 12-1p, Marshall Room

Faculty and staff, join the Sabo Center for a brown bag lunch while we present a “snapshot” of our work and how you can connect it with your classes, department, or program.

Constitution Day Dialogue: Census 2020

September 17, 9:45-11a, OGC 113

Join us for a dialogue on the 2020 Census and the many interconnected issues that touch this important topic.

Community Opportunity Fair

September 19, 11a-1p, Christensen Center

Looking to get connected to the wider community? Come to the Community Opportunity Fair for a chance to meet with local organizations seeking to connect with students.

Sabo Snapshot #2 (bring your lunch!)

September 24, 11:30a-12:30p, Riverside Room

Faculty and staff, join the Sabo Center for a brown bag lunch while we present a “snapshot” of our work and how you can connect it with your classes, department, or program.

Community Organizing 101

October 16, 3:10-4:40p, OGC 100

Participants in this workshop will gain an understanding of relational power, the difference between public and private relationships, and how self-interest motivates us to act.

One-to-One Relational Meetings Training

October 31, 3;40-5p, Marshall Room

If you want to create change, few things are more important as one-to-one relational meetings. Participants in this workshop will learn and practice one-to-one relationship building for organizing and public work.

Equity & Justice in Environmental Action

November 11, 4:30-6:30p, Room TBD

Join us for a storytelling event around how environmental justice shows up in our lives and on campus. Together we will collectively envision Augsburg’s commitment to environmental action beyond 2019.

Power Mapping

November 19, 3:40-5p, Lindell 301

People interested in promoting positive social change–through public work, civic action, advocacy, and other vehicles–need to be aware of who else cares about their cause, and the political and social power structures in play. Power mapping gives participants a way to think about different kinds of power, and a set of tools to access the power needed to make things happen.