Introduction
Social advocacy is the process of supporting and promoting the rights and needs of individuals or groups, especially the poor and marginalized. Social workers often use advocacy to bring change and justice in society.
Purpose of Social Advocacy
- Raise awareness about issues like poverty, discrimination, or child rights.
- Push for better laws and policies.
- Give voice to people who are ignored or oppressed.
Methods
- Campaigns, rallies, and public meetings.
- Using media and social media to highlight issues.
- Writing letters or petitions to authorities.
- Legal actions and protests.
Conclusion
Social advocacy is a powerful tool for change. It helps build a fair and just society where everyone’s rights are respected and protected.