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Copyright © 2001 Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc. (CARE) • Printed in Atlanta, USANot-for-profit and governmental organizations supporting humanitarian relief and development may reproducethis publication, in whole or in part, provided the following notice appears conspicuously with anysuch reproduction: “From Advocacy Tools and Guidelines: Promoting Policy Change. Copyright © 2001Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc. (CARE). Used by permission.”
AcknowledgmentsMany colleagues contributed to these Tools and Guidelines. We areespecially grateful for the excellent comments made by the following reviewers:Colin Beckwith, Jennifer Genung, Andrew Jones, Nicole King, Marianne Leach,N. Madhuri, Abby Maxman, Peter McAllister, Kassie Mcilvaine, ManoloMorales, David Neff, Paul O’Brien, Gardiner Offutt, Mary Picard, DavidSanderson, Milo Stanojevich, Marcy Vigoda, and Jean-Michel Vigreux.Several advocacy training guides have influenced us greatly. We havedrawn extensively upon the excellent work of the Washington Office on LatinAmerica and the Academy for Educational Development/Support for Analysisand Research in Africa. (Their guides are listed in our reference list.)Many people helped to produce this manual. Andy Pugh was our editorin-chief,and provided invaluable direction, ideas, and moral support throughoutthis project. We could not have done this without him. Jennifer Genung wasresponsible for coordinating research and production. Publication of thismanual would not have occurred without her tireless efforts. Kathie Robertsdid an expert job in the graphic design and layout with the help of ValerieRaimonde. A special thank you to Kum Kum Kashiparekh and Patrice Reynoldsfor sharing their Guatemalan tapestry for the cover design. We are indebted toKent Kimes, who proofread the manual on very short notice. Finally, we thankStephen Gallegos for the illustrations in this document.i
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