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TRAINING MODULES

In this interactive training, international experts and experienced advocacy mentors will guide the participants to create their own targeted initiatives and finalize their outcome-based action plans.

Participants are expected to attend four two-hours interactive training sessions per week and devote 10 hours to complete weekly assignments.

Module 1: Program introduction and expected outcomes of successful issues advocacy campaigns

Day 1

7PM - 9PM

Description:

How to prioritize campaign outcomes [goals and objectives], while building an awareness of stakeholders: Networking, Project Implementation.

 

Deliverable:

Prepare a three paragraph (120 words max) brief.
Participants will share thoughts and possible project ideas after the first session.

Module 2: Social Media (Part 1)

Day 2

7PM - 9PM

Description:

Instagram best-practices & strategies/tactics

 

Deliverable:

In-session activities

Module 3: Media Training

Day 3

7PM - 9PM

Description:

Press Releases, Media Conferences, Crisis Communication

 

Deliverable:

Write an essay (500 words) on how extensive the media’s impact is on the home country’s reform agenda, and the marrying of social media with traditional media — challenges and ways forward.

Module 4: BERSIH : Malaysia’s experience to bring fairer elections

Day 4
2pm-4pm

Description:

Former chair: Petaling Jaya MP Maria Chin Abdullah shares how to engage government

 

Deliverable:

Short survey to record observations

Module 5: Personal excursion

Day 4
4pm-6pm

Description:

Participants reflect on Freedom session and consider campaigns from society’s view

 

Deliverable:

Personal log (not for submission) on both module 4 and 5. Short survey to record observations

Module 6: Malaysia Referendum/Survey Experience:

Day 5
7pm-9pm

Description:

The Centre for Governance and Political Studies   Zaidel Baharuddin, shares collection of fringe issues

 

Deliverable:

Short survey to record observations

Module 7: Video (Part 1)

Day 6
7pm-9pm

Description:

Understanding camera and planning shots

 

Deliverable:

Submit video/photo stills from Module 7

Module 8: Ideas for Project presentation

Day 7
7pm-9pm

Description:

Constructing storyboard

 

Deliverable:

Draw (visualize) a reaction to the “ideas for project presentation Module 8 session
Personal log (not for submission) on how ideas on which campaign to propose have changed after brainstorming session with facilitator

 

Module 9: Electoral system

Day 8
2pm-4pm

Description:

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Deliverable:

Short survey to record observations

Module 10: Media Plan

Day 8
4pm-6pm

Description:

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Deliverable:

Prepare and submit the media plan for prepped case from Module 10

Module 11: Social Media (Part 2)

Day 9
7pm-9pm

Description:

Effective campaigns on Twitter and hacks to be effective

 

Deliverable:

In session activities

Module 12: Video (Part 2)

Day 11
7pm-9pm

Description:

Effective campaigns on Twitter and hacks to be effective

 

Deliverable:

Submit edited video from Module 12

Module 13: Malaysia Civil Society Experience: Civil disobedience and the furthering of freedoms in repressive environments

Day 10
7pm-9pm

Description:

Malaysian rep to ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR)
Edmund Bon

 

Deliverable:

Personal log (not for submission) on Civil Disobedience, and how it can work in home country. Short survey to record observations

Module 14: Presentation DRY RUN

Day 12
2pm-4pm

Description:
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Deliverable:

Full presentation, with PowerPoint slides (Campaign program along with execution, including media plan). Verbal feedback during session, followed by a single pager max recommendation from facilitator to be presented following day.

Personal log (not for submission) what worked and NOT, and 5 points to take from the dry run

Submit request for mentorship

 

Module 15: Malaysia Electoral Reform: Malaysian Electoral Reform Committee 2019-2020.

CEO: Amerul Muner Mohamad

Day 13
7pm-9pm

Description:
Malaysian experience of electoral reform journey

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Deliverable:

Short survey to record observations

PREP Time/Mentor Sessions

Day 14 & 15
7pm-9pm

Description:
Participants to prepare with the verbal and written feedback from Module 14, and with the additional scheduled coaching sessions for early/mid-Week Four

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Deliverable:

Attend mentor sessions arranged

Module 16: Final presentation

Day 16
2pm-4pm

Description:
(In social media format)

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Deliverable:

Participants present full campaign proposal.

Module 17: Malaysia Civil Society Experience: Merdeka Centre - how aggregate shifted political thinking in leaders and masses.
CEO Ben Ibrahim

Day 16
4pm-6pm

Description:
(In social media format)

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Deliverable:

Personal log (not for submission) on both electoral reforms Module 15 & polling experiences Module 17. Short survey to record observations

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