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Inspiring Leadership in Immigrant CommunitiesJanuary 2003• Develop an organizing campaign—create a blueprint for such a campaign, explain thecampaign and demonstrate short talks to groups such as churches, asking for signatureson a petition or some other form of support for the campaign.• Conduct mock congressional meetings to convince members of Congress to support theissues.• Conduct public hearings on some important issue.12-47
Inspiring Leadership in Immigrant CommunitiesJanuary 2003Appendix 5Lecture on Preparing and Writing a SpeechIntroduction to the Lecture–Tell the audience you’ll discuss the following points:• Logistics involved in finding a location for a speech, advertising the speech and bringingmaterials for the speech.• Writing and preparing the speech.• How to give the speech.LogisticsA. Choose a venue for the speech• Pick a location that lots of people are familiar with, such as a church, communitycenter, school or library.• There are two possible settings for a speech: A speaker may organize the presentationhimself or herself, in a workplace or apartment building, for instance. Or the speechmay take place in the context of an organization such as a congregation or supportgroup. In that type of setting, the speaker may be asked to give a presentation, or maytake the initiative and ask for permission to address the group.B. Advertise the speech• Make a flyer announcing the speech and highlighting the major points.• Distribute the flyer to places where immigrants are, such as churches, apartmentbuildings, laundromats, stores, community centers, libraries and schools.• Try to get the speech announced on the radio as a public service announcement,which many radio stations do for free.C. Make handouts on key points to distribute at the speech, as discussed during thenaturalization and outreach sessions earlier in this training.D. Bring butcher paper, flip chart, video equipment, the handouts described above andanything else you'll need to use during the speech. Often people understand what thespeaker’s points are if they can be reinforced by a video or written on butcher paper or aflip chart so everyone can see the points as well as hear them.B. Writing and Preparing the SpeechTell the leaders the following:a. Introduction12-48
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