Nomination, Training and Accreditation Process

The training course will take place over a two-day period on February 17th & 18th of 2011 In New York City. For information about the venue please click here. Upon completion, there will be a final accreditation workshop. Details will be announced at the conference at the end of the course.

Outline for Nomination, Training and Accreditation is as follows: 

• Presentation: View the 1.4 Billion Reasons presentation trailer: http://globalpovertyproject.com/pages/presentation

• Pre-Presentation Training: 1-2 hours reading in preparation for Day 1 of the Presentation Training and "your story."

• Day 1 – Presentation Training (Part 1): Understanding the presentation and the presenter role. Also where we share ‘your story’ on why we want to end extreme poverty and video them.

• Day 2 – Presentation Training (Part 2): Owning the presentation and technical and logistical aspects of the presentation.

• After the two-day training, with our support, you will take on a 4-6 week journey of learning and owning the presentation, being confident with FAQ’s, and having a solid knowledge of GPP.

• Virtual practice sessions with other trained presenters will get you to a point where you should be confident and competent enough to do your final accreditation videos showing your knowledge and skills in the presentation and representing The Global Poverty Project.

• You will receive feedback and when approved by the US Activation team they will forward your accreditation videos on to our co-founders Hugh Evans and Simon Moss for final approval.

• Once accredited you will have the power and joy of engaging, inspiring and equipping others delivering the 1.4 Billion Reasons presentation to end extreme poverty in a generation!