What started me to advocate for young children was my own
personal experience as a child of having no voice and being discriminated
against and being mistreated. I think it is important to acknowledge and foster
advocacy at the micro level as well as the macro level because the micro level
is always a starting point and that is where you build relationships and network.
The macro level is where the decision makers are and if you can master getting
solutions on the micro level then the macro level will be easy. To be a
community leader on early childhood issues you must get involved in the
community and do the work. You will gain the experience and you will hear the
stories to advocate for solutions. The tactics I use to mobilize others is through
social media. I can reach thousands of people that way and the message stay
relevant. My advice to future leaders is to be relatable, be good listeners, be
empathetic and be fierce. This is hard work but it pays off handsomely.
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