A guide for making Liberty Classes in your country. The handbook includes brief history and results of the project in Ukraine and Lithuania.

3. INTRODUCTION: THE START OF LIBERTY CLASSES
Liberty Classes started in the minds of young leaders in Ukraine during the winter of 2015. It
was created to deal with disappointment in the static public educational system and its
inability to present new forms of learning and teaching. An uncompromising need for change
was raised from the Euromaidan. Revolution built the confidence that students are key
figures in introducing new ideas in the rocky path to reshape Ukraine as a modern country
with libertarian values.
This movement was followed by student leaders in Lithuania. Local liberty activists decided
to take the same outlook to deal with the lack of academic approach in economical, social
and political issues. They found that the most suitable format to acknowledge Lithuanian
society was Liberty Classes.
So we encourage you to take this handbook as a simple but powerful tool to use your
abilities and imagination to implement new forms of activism on campus in the road to
freedom.
WHY TO START?
 To raise awareness about individual liberty in different regions;
 To introduce with libertarianism ideas;
 Invite to join to the ESFL network in the Europe;
 Educate students about philosophy and freedom ideas;
TO EMPOWER STUDENTS TO MAKE
CHANGES IN THEIR STATES, RAISE
AWARENESS ABOUT THEIR OWN LIBERTY
AND TO ENGAGE THEM WITH LIBERTY IDEAS.
LIBERTY CLASSES MISSION

4. TAKE ACTION WITH LIBERTY CLASSES
 Goalsetting;
 Prepare scheduled plan for organizing event;
 Launch marketing campaign;
 Book venues in advance;
 Launch fundraising campaign;
 Prepare speakers list;
 Facebook campaign schedule;
 Divide responsibilties in team equally. Everyone should be ready to replace if
someone is absent;
 Take care of moderator(s);
 Prepare coffee-break(s);
 Bring SWAG;
 Books for the best question/answer;
 Presents for lecturer/moderator;
 Take photos & videos;
 Publish photos in two days;
 Attach follow-up report;
 Reflection with the team members;
 Feedback from attendees;
BEFORE THE EVENT
DURING THE EVENT
AFTER THE EVENT

5. TIPS AND TRICKS
 Create a habit to have lecturer once a week;
 Schedule – the same day and time;
 To have all the lectureres confrimed before a start;
LIBERTY CLASSES IN FIGURES

6. SAMPLE SCHEDULE
For Ukraine
KHARKIV KYIV LVIV
March 15th, 2016 March 16th, 2016 March 17th, 2016
March 29th, 2016 March 30th, 2016 -
April 12th, 2016 April 13th, 2016 April 14th, 2016
April 25th, 2016 April 26th, 2016 April 27th, 2016
For Lithuania
Vilnius January 1st, 2016
Lentvaris January 23rd, 2016
Kaunas February 6th, 2016
Klaipeda February 13th, 2016
Taurage February 20th, 2016
Vilnius March 05th, 2016
Varena March 19th, 2016

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