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In 2005, the Young Liberals of Canada developed a strategy to put support for same sex marriage on the agenda of the Liberal Party by gaining youth support at regional meetings and influencing the party. They prepared by forming communication and policy sub-teams, and planned provocative statements. At the meetings, they registered youth separately, kept delegates organized and in contact, and were strategic in which votes to attend while maintaining a visible presence through protests and media interviews.
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The 3H Movement is a youth-oriented liberal organization based in Istanbul and Ankara, with the goal of promoting liberty, law, and toleration through intellectual and activist efforts. It was founded in 2006 under the name LiberalOfis and renamed 3H Hareketi in 2007. The organization has around 100 active members and over 2,500 Facebook fans. Activities include weekly gatherings, monthly seminars with experts, conferences, campaigns, film screenings, and publishing articles. Past efforts include protests, demonstrations, and presentations in Turkey and other countries to advocate for issues like internet censorship, conscription abolition, and freedom of speech.
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- 2. Agenda setting Challenges: no money, distance, opposition (internal and external) Needed: youth support -> regional support-> Mother party
- 3. Agenda setting youth support -> regional support-> Mother party
- 4. Agenda setting PREPARDED: Communications: Sub Teams Policy: Local and Regional Tools: Provocative statements Media: Editorials and Comments
- 5. Agenda setting ORGANIZED: Registration: Youth registration separate from the mother party Punctual: Whips In contact: SMS for all delegates and radios
- 6. Agenda setting PRESENT: Structured: we were strategic about which votes we attended Visible: Human Rights march (even in -15C) Media: interviews and Political shows
- 7. Agenda setting Prepare Organize Visible Impact
Editor's Notes
- SUPPORT STARTS HERE
- SUPPORT STARTS HERE
- March 2005 – passed in June 2005