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This document discusses using social media to promote a non-profit organization's mission of providing accessible healthcare and advocating for human rights. It outlines developing a social media strategy, identifying target audiences, goals and metrics. Key aspects include engaging audiences on various platforms like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to spread information, build community and increase support through sharing content and calls to action. The goal is to become more influential by establishing experts and gaining a larger base of active supporters.
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