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Self-Advocacy: Speaking for Yourself
Two self-advocacy co-ordinators define self-advocacy and explain why it is needed. They emphasise that there is strength in joining with others. Self advocacy groups teach people skills in how to speak out. In addition, when people speak as a group they are more likely to be heard. They also suggest ways of starting a self-advocacy group. Keyword: Advocacy
Author
Kennedy, M & Killius, P (Recorded & edited by Deborah Olson)
Publisher
Center on Human Policy, Syracuse University, NY
Publication date
1/11/1990
Origin
United States
Source
Materials on Self-Determination
