Is there something you feel really strongly about?
Campaigners 'flash squat' to end water poverty in front of Westminster.
Andy Aitchison
A current global issue perhaps? Like child exploitation in India, world poverty levels, lack of basic education for kids in developing countries, the fact that over 1.1 billion people on the planet don’t have access to safe, clean drinking water?
Or maybe it's something far more personal to you like your favourite football pitch is being turned into boring office blocks, or your local library just doesn’t have enough books to help you write essays.
Whatever really gets your goat or pickles your pants, campaigning for something you feel passionately about really CAN make a difference!
Remember, living in the UK we have a special responsibility to help those who cannot speak out. We need to make sure OUR government is taking action. What we do can really help others.
Before you roll up your sleeves and take to the streets - check your facts. Are you 100% certain that the local community centre is shutting down? Do not trust everything you read in the newspapers.
Only campaign on something you are genuinely concerned about. If you don't care that much it will show and the campaign will not work. You have to be committed.
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