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Student training: Building alliances and partnerships

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A presentation how to build the partnerships that will help your campaigns win, with even the most unlikely of allies.

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Amnesty UK Student Training: Building Alliances & Partnerships

Watch the full presentation. Produced by the Amnesty International UK Student Action Network.

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The worlds most powerful social movements, from climate justice to workers rights, are made up of hundreds, if not thousands, of partnerships .

Our campuses and communities are full of potential allies for our human rights campaigns. This session will teach you how to build the partnerships that will help your campaigns win, with even the most unlikely of allies

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