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May 4th San Francisco Book Release and Panel

April 22nd, 2010 by patrick

Join us to Celebrate the Release of smartMeme’s New Book!

Re:Imagining Change — How to Use Story-based Strategy to Win Campaigns, Build Movements and Change the World 2010 PM Press

With co-author Patrick Reinsborough and Special Guests Sharon Lungo of the Ruckus Society/IP3 and Gopal Dayaneni of Movement Generation Justice & Ecology Project

Book Release: Reception & Panel Discussion
Tuesday May 4th 7-9pm

Women’s Building, Audre Lorde Room
3543 18th St. San Francisco, CA 94110

7:00 pm Reception with light snacks & wine
7:30 pm Presentation & Panel Discussion

Re:Imagining Change (published by PM Press) is an inspiring and accessible resource guide to smartMeme’s innovative story-based strategy tools and methodology. The book grows out of smartMeme’s work since 2002 training over 3,000 activists and collaborating with over 100 social change organizations on a wide range of critical environmental and social justice issues. Re:Imagining Change outlines how to apply narrative power analysis to effectively frame issues, provides intriguing case studies, and issues a passionate call for more creative movement building to face the intersecting crises of the 21st century.

SmartMeme co-founder Patrick Reinsborough will briefly share some of the insights from the book, and will be joined in a panel discussion on strategy and innovation in the emerging movements for fundamental social change by visionary local organizers and smartMeme collaborators Gopal Dayaneni of the Movement Generation Justice & Ecology Project and Sharon Lungo of the Ruckus Society and Indigenous People’s Power Project.

Don’t miss this evening of celebration, strategy, and storytelling!

PS. If you can’t make it but want to check out the book you can order it online at http://www.smartMeme.org/book

NOTE: Major discount for bulk purchases are available (10 or more copies) for grassroots organizations.

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