Over the past fifteen years, the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness has worked with thousands of students at campuses nationwide to develop effective programs that address the issues of hunger and homelessness.  The national staff and organization has extensive experience working with student leaders.  Through trainings, planning meetings, and motivating speeches we can help you develop a semester of programs and inspire student activism.  Possible workshops include: 

ISSUES
	Hunger and Homelessness Past and Present
	The Power of Students:  The History of the Student Movement
	Making Ends Meet: The Cost of Living and Affordable Housing
	Homelessness as a Human Rights Issue
	Hunger:  A Global Perspective
	One in Three:  The Growing Problem of Child Poverty
TRAININGS
	Organizing National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week
	Planning the Hunger Cleanup
	The Food Salvage Program:  Waste not, Want not
	Developing an Advocacy Campaign
	Organizing Large Events
	Assessing Community Needs
	Recruitment and Building Your Group
	Developing Effective Grassroots Projects
	Publicity and Visibility
	Working with the Media
	Planning 101:  Organizing a Semester of Projects
	Getting Everyone Involved:  Building Coalitions
	Show Me the Money:  Fundraising on Campus
	Don't OD on the Super Volunteer:  Leadership Development for Long-term Success

Depending on the time allowed, we can:
Run 1-2 trainings
Meet with core students
Speak with administrators and faculty
Interview with the campus and community newspapers
Help plan future events

For a full day sitevisit the speaker's fee is $500.  NSCAHH staff can run a training of your choice, help you plan an event, or whatever is most needed to develop your program.  Please contact us to arrange a site visit.