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Mapping Community Stakeholders and Power Structures
Create a power map identifying key decision-makers, influencers, allies, and gatekeepers for a target civic issue.
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Community Research and Civic Advocacy Fundamentals
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Identify local problems through structured needs assessments, analyze root causes and power structures, and employ foundational civic advocacy tactics like petitions, public testimony, and coalition building.
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