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Advocacy in Everyday Practice

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Real-life education for life during and after incarceration.

PRACTICAL COURSE

Advocacy in Everyday Practice

Three practical lessons with exercises and optional multiple-choice practice.

Who this is for

Advocacy, Professionals, Loved Ones, People Affected by Crime, Community at Large

What you will learn

  • Clarify what you have been asked to do.
  • Make a clear issue summary.
  • Make the handoff understandable.

About 24 minutes, taken in small pieces. No prerequisites. Start anywhere.

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  1. Agree on your role8 min
  2. Separate facts from questions8 min
  3. Close the loop after helping8 min

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