When an issue is being considered across several legislative committees, there is strong opposition, or
a strong opposing coalition, advocates may want to consider
a) Disbanding an exisiting coalition.
b) Launching a new member campaign.
c) Banding together to form a coalition.
d) Launching an organized fundraising campaign.
C
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The Kyoto Protocol failed because
a. Some groups feel it interferes with economic development b. Industrialized nations such as the US have no incentive to sign it. c. It does not address the issues of underdeveloped nations. d. It attempts to regulate emissions.
Children are considered vulnerable and in need of special attention and advocacy because of which of the
following?
a. Many of them live in poverty b. They comprise one of the largest subgroups in the U.S. c. They rely on adults to make their needs known to decision makers d. They are not legally allowed to advocate for their own needs
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The danger is that foundation funding is usually time-limited, and when staff and board have become overly dependent on this as a primary source, they discover they can’t sustain themselves beyond the foundation grant.
The forced removal of Native Americans from eastern territory to western territory was a
legitimate US policy. Indicate whether the statement is true or false