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I will speak out… for those who have no voices
You have worked through the advocacy cycle, made decisions, shared ideas and plans with others involved. Now it is time to speak out. How can you present a good case?
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From: Advocacy – Footsteps 45
How to speak out and take action to change situations and bring about justice
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