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Lesson 1
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Lesson 2
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Meet Your Strategist-in-Chief
Your instructor has spent a decade turning viral moments into policy wins. Expect savvy storytelling tips, platform-by-platform tactics, and the occasional reality check on why hashtags alone won’t cut it. By the end, you’ll know exactly how to rally supporters, persuade fence-sitters, and still log off before midnight.
Frequently Asked (and Fair) Questions
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If you have Wi-Fi and stubborn optimism, you’re good. The lessons lean on free or low-cost tools, community partnerships, and creative tactics that scale up when you’re ready but don’t collapse your wallet on day one.
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Plan on three focused hours: one hour of video lessons, one hour of applied exercises, and one hour refining your next action step. Anything beyond that is bonus hustle, not required homework.
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Nope. The course translates jargon into plain English and pairs every concept with real-world examples—from neighborhood mutual-aid drives to nationwide policy pushes. If you can hit “post,” you can learn the strategy behind it.
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Absolutely. The framework focuses on principles—message clarity, audience mapping, strategic storytelling—that flex whether you’re campaigning for a city ordinance or a global climate treaty. Think of it as a Swiss Army knife for advocacy.