What is Courageous Advocacy?
"By way of a working definition, when using the term ‘courageous advocacy’ we are referring to the act of speaking out against an issue of injustice, often on behalf of those whose voice is not heard. Speaking out, at whatever level this takes place, requires an element (and sometimes a great deal) of courage! Becoming a courageous advocate for change, therefore, must involve being informed about an issue and it must move beyond simply knowing, to saying and doing. ....courageous advocacy must embody an ethos of action-taking, challenging injustice and becoming agents of change in the transformation of ourselves, our relationships and our communities from the local level to the global."
"Courageous Advocacy", Caroline Weir - Global Neighbours Programme Coordinator Christian Aid, Church of England Education Office
Here you will find examples of children in our schools exemplifing courageous advocacy
Pattishall CE Primary School
Peakirk-cum-Glinton C of E Primary School
St Andrew's CEVA Primary School