Invitation to the Next System Teach-Ins workshops

Subject: August 28 – Practical First Steps in Organizing your Teach-In

Dear WEAll Global’s social network,

This August 28, please join us for the third workshop in the series of NSTI Organizer Workshops.

“Practical First Steps for Organizing your Teach-In”

Friday, August 28, 2026

12:00–1:15 pm ET*

*with an optional extra 15 minutes for those who wish to stay longer

Are you ready to help grow a global wave bringing local people together, united in building a system that sustains the future we all deserve?

Join us! Meant for organizers at all stages of experience or planning, this 3rd NSTI Organizer Workshop will cover:

  • Defining your teach-in’s campus and community

  • Securing support

  • Navigating institutional barriers

  • Logistics and project management

This workshop will also hold space for local organizers at all parts of their planning journey to share news, updates, ideas or questions about their teach-ins.

Register today!

Simultaneous interpretation (ES–EN–ES) will be available.


Click here to see and save the dates for the full NSTI Organizer Workshop Series!

April 24, 2026 – Lessons from the Ground: Organizer Reflections on the 2025 Next System Teach-Ins – See the recap

June 26, 2026 – Why Next System Teach-Ins? – See the recap

August 28, 2026 – Practical First Steps in Organizing Your Teach-In -Register now

October 30, 2026 – Wall-to-Wall Organizing: Campuses, Schools & Universities

December 18, 2026 – Building Diverse Coalitions and Inclusive Organizing

February 26, 2027 – Popular Education & Liberatory Facilitation Tools


We’d love to see you on August 28register today to save your spot!

Know others working to grow the world we want? Help us grow this timely wave of connection, innovation and partnership by sharing this with your networks.

For more inspiration & ideas, check out the Organizing Guide, Next System Convergences, and videos from the Nov. 2025 wave of teach-ins.

With appreciation,

Deissy Perilla, Coordinator of the NSTI

and the Center for Next System Studies team