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Advocacy
Advocacy:
(verb), the action of supporting or pleading for a cause or proposal
Advocate:
(noun), a person who supports or promotes the interests of a cause or group.
Synonyms:
Champion, promoter, upholder, supporter, backer, campaigner, spokesperson, crusader, friend
W2BW Advocacy Opportunities Come in Many Forms
Empowering teens
Lobbying for a bill to provide mental health days off just like regular sick days
Creating an advocacy/legislation toolkit
Promoting and sharing mental health resources
Reducing the stigma of mental health
Starting a conversation
Joining the W2BW National Student Advisory Council
Leading in your community
Collaborating
Planning a Mental Health Summit
Encouraging mental health and wellness campaigns
Implementing the W2BW RoadMap to Wellness
Listening to, sharing or joining a Talk2BeWell podcast
Starting a movement in your own community
Attending a mental health educational conference
Amplifying social media campaigns
Following
@work2bewell
and sharing W2BW stories
Presenting and/or attending trainings such as ECPR (Emotionally Connect, Partner & Respond)
Creating an Emotional First Aid Kit
Sharing curriculum
Starting a W2BW Club at school or in community or use an existing club to share W2BW resources
Promoting Wellness Wednesdays
Seeking support for a friend, family member or yourself
Positively impacting the emotional well-being of teens/tweens
And the list of W2BW advocacy opportunities goes on and on … what is tugging you to action? Make a difference! Join the W2BW movement today!