The phrase "make advocacy" is not grammatically correct. In written English, you would say "advocate for" instead of "make advocacy". For example: He is an active advocate for animal rights.
So there's plenty to do to make advocacy work.
This isn't easy in a country where legal vagueness and arbitrary enforcement make advocacy a constant uphill battle.
Funders, board members and government officials must stop discouraging nonprofits from fully engaging in public policy and instead provide the resources, training and financial support to make advocacy an ordinary part of what nonprofits do.
And they worry that the appearance of a book titled "The Myth of the First Three Years," will send parents off to the other, equally misguided extreme -- setting back the field 20 years, as one expert put it -- and make advocacy more difficult in a nation that, in comparison with other Western countries, is not known for making the health and welfare of its youngest citizens a priority.
But the drive to make advocacy an accepted practice in ecology has provoked a backlash.
Huxley would make advocacy of evolution a cornerstone of the program of the X Club to reform and professionalise science by displacing natural theology with naturalism and to end the domination of British natural science by the clergy.
Twice a month, members were offered the chance to take a simple online action, making advocacy and micro-activism easily accessible.
These new allegations cast a long shadow over Mr. Filner's legacy in Congress, where he made advocacy for veterans his primary issue.
Sarah Kunstler, who also practices criminal law, spent five years making advocacy films with her sister, largely about the criminal justice system.
For the last three years, INCLO has made advocacy for a human rights approach to police engagement with protesters one of its priorities.
By making advocacy a central activity of the profession, librarians not only challenged others' perception of librarianship, they challenged their own understanding as well.
