Advocacy and Civil Dialogue: Influencing Policy
Learning how to express opinions and advocate for change through constructive and respectful channels.
Key Questions
- How can citizens effectively influence government policy?
- What is the difference between constructive advocacy and disruptive protest?
- How do we maintain civil dialogue when discussing highly emotive social issues?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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