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Hey there! This book is a great resource that sheds light on some of the major issues we face as a society, such as conflict, violence, and extremism. It also delves into the impact of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and Almajiris on our communities. Furthermore, the book offers insights into the challenges that Nigerian youths face and provides useful tips on advocacy and communication strategies to help make a difference. Overall, it's a must-read!

Starting soon! If you haven't registered to join the conversation on 'Accelerating efforts for preventing micronutrient deficiencies and their consequences, including spina bifida and other neural tube defects, through safe and effective food fortification'. As we reach the first anniversary of the WHA resolution, this 90-minute webinar brings together global partners from various disciplines, including birth defects, nutrition, food fortification, and medicine, to share and discuss their global advocacy efforts towards implementation of the resolution. Register here https://lnkd.in/gsdnYDwx

Read Asia Centre’s report “Strategic Development for SEAFORB Network: Needs Assessment Report.” It analyses the environment of Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) advocacy in Southeast Asia to outline the concerns and needs of FoRB advocates in the region. The report is a collaborative effort of Asia Centre, SEAFORB, USAID, Freedom House and Search for Common Ground Click: https://bit.ly/3IPps7q

Like a forest,peace is not an individual effort. It takes you and the rest of us to ensure peace reigns in our community. In Ondo State, we say "Yes" to"PEACE" Make peace your priority today,in your thoughts, conversations and actions. Support our peace advocacy movement today!!! osmdmovement #OSMD #ÓNDÒSÌMÀDÀRÀ #ONDO2024 #peace #peaceadvocacy #sdg16 #SDG16 #SDG4 #SDG17

#Sepsis and #AMR are two major public health problems that the populations and healthcares professionals need to know and learn about it. Please see below 👇 Mariam Jashi Simone Mancini

There is still time to take our EFMP survey! Don’t miss this chance to have your voice heard about how things are going (or not going) for your EFMP family. We use this data to drive our advocacy initiatives, for conference presentations, meetings with legislators and leadership, and to speak with organizations. We are the organization people come to, to ask the hard questions about how our EFMP families are doing. This survey is just one way we support our families along with direct case management, resources, support groups, the list goes on! Click the link below to take the survey! Or please SHARE the post so more EFMP families can see it and take the survey. https://lnkd.in/eT2PJhtR #EFMVoice #EFMP #EFMPFamily #efmjuniorambassdor #military #advocacymatters #Advocacy #advocate #iepadvocate #education #IEPGoals #Tricare #militaryfamily #militarylife

Read the latest Policy & Advocacy update RSL NSW remains committed to advocating on behalf of veterans and their families, working closely with all levels of government, RSL Australia, and other ex-service organizations (ESOs) to ensure their voices are heard. The latest update includes: ⚫ The Final Report of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide ⚫ RSL NSW’s policy priorities for 2025 ⚫ Recent parliamentary submissions on issues such as loneliness and the Defence Honours and Awards System ⚫ Important information about veteran access to healthcare ⚫ RSL Australia’s Middle East Area of Operations Scoping Study ⚫ The opening of the Central Coast Veteran and Family Hub and an update on the North Coast Veteran and Family Hub ⚫ Insights from the RSL National Veterans’ Affairs Committee, Ex-Service Organisation Round Table, and the Veterans’ Ministerial Council ⚫ Continued progress on the Register of Motions 🔗 Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gknKef7F

🤝 𝐓𝐨𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐞 𝐚𝐝𝐯𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐝! Yesterday and today, Jochem Duinhof, Political Advisor and Nico Smith, Advocacy, Communication and Networking Expert at Dorcas are participating in the EU-CORD advocacy forum. The EU-CORD network comprises of 26 NGOs that work alongside their national civil society counterparts in 87 countries. The advocacy forum provides practical skills, educates, inspires and connects us to the pressing issues that affect our world and those of our partners. Jochem: ‘During this forum, we are reminded again of the importance of collaboration and our valuable partnership with EU-CORD. Yesterday, we discussed the global challenges of drawing attention and support to the needs of marginalised people and communities.’ 'There are several dilemmas that NGOs face in these times. How, for example, can we give the Ukraine conflict the attention it deserves without it coming at the expense of other crises? As Dorcas, we will continue to advocate for those in need and we are very pleased to be able to do this together with other EU-CORD members.' #Collaboration #NGO #Advocacy #Together #ForThoseInNeed

Read about what we did in D.C. last week!

The surge in antisemitic incidents across Europe since October 7 - both online and offline - has been staggering. There was a 1000% increase in antisemitic incidents documented in France; in Germany, an increase of 320%; in the Netherlands – 818%; and in Austria – 300%. WJC and leading Jewish advocacy groups are urging the European Commission to prioritize combating online #antisemitism. It is imperative to address this urgent issue and safeguard the online safety of Jewish Europeans.   Find our open letter: https://bit.ly/3Tc15qk