A Voice For the Voiceless
The Advocacy Project (AP) recruits students to help marginalized communities tell their story and claim their rights.
These pages contain background material and tools to complement the work done by AP, partners, and peace fellows. The pages also serve as a library of past AP publications.
News Service: These pages contain archived editions of AdvocacyNet (January 2001 - August 2004) and archived news bulletins, which have served as AP's main online publication since August 2004.
Multimedia: AP maintains a library of photos that are available free of charge. These pages also contain video taken by AP associates.
Global issues: These pages contain background material to complement the work of AP’s partners and peace fellows. They also describe the work of The Advocacy Project since its establishment in 1998. The material on these pages comes in several forms: written issues of On the Record (AP’s online bulletin which was AP’s chief dissemination tool between 1998 and 2004), and diaries and reports from partners or AP fellows. Also included where available are resources in the form of links to other organizations that work on these issues. The material is arranged alphabetically, by country or region.
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Fellows in the Field
The Fellow: Rachel Brown
The Partner: Alternative Information Center (AIC)
The Issue: Information for peace in Israel/Palestine. Read Rachel’s blog!
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