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methods of active citizenship 5

what  can  we  learn  from  the stories we  have  heard?

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get creative!

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 include  lots  of  people


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have  clear  aims

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think  of  lots  of  ways  to  get  involved


EXPLORE  THE  IDEAS  OF  methods  of  active  citizenship


Try this simple activity
Fold a piece of paper over 5 times.  
  1. In part one of the paper, write your personal hope for your future and what change you want to see;  
  2. Go to the second part and think about your community. Write what needs to change for the groups you're part of; 
  3. In the third part, write the main message you want to share about these hopes;  
  4. In part four, write what steps are needed to make these hopes a reality. Be as creative as possible!  
  5. ​In the last part, write down who can help you with your hopes; for example, a local organisation or religious group.

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Think about...
What is the most useful step to take when you want to change something in your community?

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WE  HOPE  YOU  ENJOYED  THE  COURSE!

WHAT  WILL  YOU  DO  NOW?

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