• Proposed change/idea • Where actions will take place The sequence of events will take to make change

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Here are some ideas of what you can create/make: Write a letter and send it to the local newspaper, a representative, senator, state assembly member, state senator, mayor, governor, or president. Create a brochure or flyer which will help educate others about your topic and distribute it, physically or virtually. Here are some ideas of what you can do: Join a cause and draft in their space-crowdfunding, social media platforms, bloggers. Organize for a community garden. Go to a city council or school board meeting. Campaign for local government official who supports your cause. . Attend a conference/seminar regarding the topic. Attend a rally, speech, or other event related to your cause. Volunteering for an organization that does environment cleanup, teaches young children to read, helps orphanages/homeless shelters/senior citizens/military families/victims of domestic violence, donates blood, house building, or graffiti cleanup. Obtain an internship at a government agency or non profit organization. Get a petition started and get at least 100 signatures of people over the age of 18 (unless your cause is at the school or other location where signatures of minors is helpful). Boycott in order to make a point about your cause. You must write up and explain what you are boycotting, why, and how that will help your cause. Inform others about the topic for a target audience (at least 10 people). Get their signatures and a one sentence comment from them that shows that you taught them, in their writing. Advocate for someone who cannot is fearful to advocate for themselves on your topic. Here are some ideas of what you can create/make: Write a letter and send it to the local newspaper, a representative, senator, state assembly member, state senator, mayor, governor, or president. Create a brochure or flyer which will help educate others about your topic and distribute it, physically or virtually. Here are some ideas of what you can do: Join a cause and draft in their space-crowdfunding, social media platforms, bloggers. Organize for a community garden. Go to a city council or school board meeting. Campaign for local government official who supports your cause. . Attend a conference/seminar regarding the topic. Attend a rally, speech, or other event related to your cause. Volunteering for an organization that does environment cleanup, teaches young children to read, helps orphanages/homeless shelters/senior citizens/military families/victims of domestic violence, donates blood, house building, or graffiti cleanup. Obtain an internship at a government agency or non profit organization. Get a petition started and get at least 100 signatures of people over the age of 18 (unless your cause is at the school or other location where signatures of minors is helpful). Boycott in order to make a point about your cause. You must write up and explain what you are boycotting, why, and how that will help your cause. Inform others about the topic for a target audience (at least 10 people). Get their signatures and a one sentence comment from them that shows that you taught them, in their writing. Advocate for someone who cannot is fearful to advocate for themselves on your topic.

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