The phrase "advocacy learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, social justice, or community engagement where learning is focused on advocacy skills or knowledge.
Example: "The workshop on advocacy learning will equip participants with the tools they need to effectively promote their causes."
Alternatives: "advocacy education" or "learning for advocacy".
The role of international advocacy, learning, sharing, consolidation of power... That's the role of powerful, global NGOs now".
The case presented here has a number of different elements which interweave contextual factors, specific research activities, development of informed advocacy, learning events and process reflection.
"This initiative enables regional advocacy, learning and sharing of good practices – an important result, given the similar national disaster and climate risk profiles faced by countries in the region," said Kirsi Madi, UNICEF Deputy Regional Director, Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
In-class discussions, case studies, and guest speakers will provide practical skills and insights that support advocacy learning and successful projects.
This fund will help them record facts so they can target their advocacy, learn how to use the law as a tool, manage their budgets, train their staffs, and forge partnerships with women's organizations and other human rights groups.
Booklet 1: Demographic Profile; Booklet 2: Advocacy and IEC Programmes and Strategies; Booklet 3: Lessons Learned and Guidelines.
Even institutional investors, who have preferred discreet discussions with managers to public advocacy, are learning that a muscular approach can pay dividends, literally.These groups hardly share a common interest.
After environmentalists and local advocacy groups learned of the budget cut and complained, it was reversed by Mr. Bloomberg.
She has recently published papers on how protest impacts multi-national firm-level decisions regarding divestment in Burma, and on how advocacy organizations learn new strategies and tactics from those with which they collaborate.
Hwang provided email statements from his new advisors, with Lu describing FiscalNote as "an exciting project that has the potential to revolutionize the way that businesses and advocacy groups learn about state and local policy" and Chi saying that the company's "vision for the government information market is both compelling and needed".
As the Next Wave of "feminism" is ushered in, women's advocacy can learn a thing or two from the lessons of Wall Street.
