Wed 11 April

07.30 Morning walk/run for early risers. Meet at Keble College main reception
08.00 Participants in on-site accommodation: breakfast (Dining Hall)
08.45 Participants in off-site accommodation: coffee/tea, informal discussions (Room: Arco)

09:00 Agenda review, pulse check & agenda setting (Room: Arco)

09:30 Peer Presentations

• Design! Tips & tricks to know what to look for when you’re working with designers/or designing like a pro yourself – Jean O’Brien, Barnardo’s Ireland (Room: Douglas Price)
• Challenging power and challenging the way we think about power – Michaela O’Brien & Anastasia Kavada, University of Westminster (Room: O’Reilly Theatre)
• Full spectrum civic engagement, Steve Anderson, New Mode/Open Media (Room: Seminar 1)
• Pathways to win – Andi Cipta Asmawaty, Oxfam Indonesia (Room: Seminar 6)

10:25 Open Space Knowledge Exchange C (Room: Arco)

11.15 Coffee/tea break (Room: Arco)

11.45 Plenary speaker: Reaching beyond the choir
Léane de Laigue, Head of Communications, Climate Outreach
(Room: O’Reilly Theatre)

Campaigning usually requires engaging and mobilising a broad range of people across multiple communities. Hear about how Climate Outreach is reaching beyond the choir, in particular through work with centre-right audiences and our Climate Visuals project.

12:30 Lunch (Dining Hall)

13.30 Teach In

• Gentle Protest – Sarah Corbett, Craftivist Collective (Douglas Price Room)
• Playful human centred design and supporter engagement – Amber MacIntyre, Royal Holloway (Arco)
• The ABC of A/B testing: how to make your emails and websites even better – Jamie Woolley (Seminar Room 1)
• Introduction to Agile project management for campaigners – Rachel Collinson, The Donor Whisperer (Seminar Room 6)
• Digital strategy building blocks, Branislava Milosevic (Digital Leadership) (Seminar Room 2)

15.00 Coffee/tea break (Room: Arco)

15:30 Open Space Knowledge Exchange D (Room: Arco)

16.30 Ignite Talks C (Room: O’Reilly Theatre)

17.30 Event close

19:00+ Dinner & drinks in Oxford

Self-organised by those staying around