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Whose voice is it anyway?

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The document discusses a presentation by Quinton Kippen titled "Whose voice is it anyway?". It explores the question of whose voices civil society organizations represent and whether they still have a role with the rise of social movements. It outlines critical questions for the session such as who civil society organizations work with, who leads decision making, and who decides priority issues. Participants will break into small groups to discuss these questions and provide feedback.

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OXFAM Link and Learn Whose voice is it anyway? OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
Voices Civil society organizations often claim representation i.e. that they articulate and amplify the voice of those who cannot speak for themselves. OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
Government and others often accuse civil society of instigation and of creating issues and making things out to be bigger than they are. OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
With the rise of social movements and the sporadic outbreaks of autonomous local actions does civil society still have a role? OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
Here are a few critical questions for this session, which will examine civil societys democratic practice and the role it plays in shaping the issues of the day. OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
Questions Who do we work with and why do we work with them? Who leads and who follows? Who decides what issues are priority? OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
Process Divide into groups no larger than 5 participants per group. You will have 45 minutes to discuss the questions and capture points on paper provided. OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
Feedback Reflection, questions and comments

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Whose voice is it anyway?

  • 1. OXFAM Link and Learn Whose voice is it anyway? OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
  • 2. Voices Civil society organizations often claim representation i.e. that they articulate and amplify the voice of those who cannot speak for themselves. OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
  • 3. Government and others often accuse civil society of instigation and of creating issues and making things out to be bigger than they are. OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
  • 4. With the rise of social movements and the sporadic outbreaks of autonomous local actions does civil society still have a role? OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
  • 5. Here are a few critical questions for this session, which will examine civil societys democratic practice and the role it plays in shaping the issues of the day. OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
  • 6. Questions Who do we work with and why do we work with them? Who leads and who follows? Who decides what issues are priority? OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
  • 7. Process Divide into groups no larger than 5 participants per group. You will have 45 minutes to discuss the questions and capture points on paper provided. OXFAM Link and Learn Presented by: Quinton Kippen Whos voice is it anyway
  • 8. Feedback Reflection, questions and comments