US EditionWeekend reading: how to do research for advocacy purposes - Food Politics by Marion Nestle
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Weekend reading: how to do research for advocacy purposes - Food Politics by Marion Nestle
If you are going to do advocacy (or be an activist, if you prefer), it’s likely to be far more effective if done right. The steps begin with identifying the problem you want solved, deciding what you want to do to solve it, and figuring out who or what you have to convince to solve the problem. Note: the best thing I’ve ever read about how to do this is the Midwest Academy’s how-to manual for activists, Organizing for Social Change. Research is…
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