Community groups are often trained in service provision, education or public health. They need new and different skills to enact policy changes — media advocacy, community organizing, legislative advocacy, etc. However, building skills is not enough. These advocates also need a supportive community in which they can explore new models, forge new alliances and learn from each other's experiences.
Praxis is dedicated to the principles of popular education.
Staff are experienced in training and education approaches that value participation
and experiential learning. Guiding principles of the training component are
closely tied to Praxis' overall commitment to capacity building. For more
information on Praxis Learning Circle Series and other skills building initiatives
click here.