This document discusses bridging international advocacy efforts into national campaigns by involving youth. It defines key terms like advocacy, sexual and reproductive health and rights. It also outlines the 7 steps of an advocacy campaign, including identifying issues, planning, partnerships, implementation, monitoring and evaluation. The document emphasizes that while advocacy does not guarantee changes, failing to advocate means nothing will change. It concludes by thanking the audience and providing contact information.

1. Bridging International Advocacy
into National Advocacy:
Youth Involvement in Advocacy
Delivered By: Lutviah
Aliansi Remaja Independen

2. What is Advocacy?

3. SRHR
Sexual
Health
Sexual Rights
Reproductive
Health
Reproductive
Rights
What do We Advocate?

4. Why do We Need Advocacy?

5. How to advocate?

6. Identification Data Planning
Partners and
Rivals
ImplementationMonitoring
Evaluation 7 Steps of Advocacy

7. International & National Declaration
ICPD PoA
CPD 45th
Session
Beijing
Declaration
UU
Kesehatan

8. There is no guarantee that just
because you speak out, you will
get what you want.
However, if you don’t speak out,
nothing will change.
-The Advokit

9. Thank You
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