This handbook was written by community activists and researchers from Stanford University and the Universities of Illinois, Kansas and Montana. The book reviews the actions that agencies and community groups can take to advocate for a health issue. Various aspects of advocacy are discussed, including analysis of the root cause of the issue; setting objectives; determination of appropriate strategies and tactics; and evaluation. Case studies are also included.
Softcover book, 162 pp.;
1994
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