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A girl stands at the front of a classroom, smiling with arms outstretched, while a woman, likely the teacher, stands beside her. Several students sit facing them, listening attentively.

There are plenty of ways in which you can address a particular issue within your local school or community that you feel passionately about. We’ve provided you with a few ideas below.

Within your school:

  • Run an awareness campaign - use posters, bulletin boards, the school newspaper to spread the message.
  • Get your Student Representative Council involved.
  • Make a presentation at your school assembly. 
  • Run a survey to get the views of others on the issue.
  • Hold a Human Rights Day at your local school.
Children and adult holding hands and playing together with unity and teamwork.

Within your community:

  • Raise the issue with your local media.
  • Hold an event and invite guest speakers from the community to discuss and debate the issues.
  • Organise a meeting with your local Member of Parliament.
  • Set up a stall in the local shopping centre to share information (get the appropriate permission, of course).

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