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Hi,

You've also got current campaigners for positive change here:

Zacky Kerr who is campaigning to increase the number of Changing Places
toilets at service stations across the U.K. His blog site is here
http://www.changing-places.org/get_involved/read_about_local_campaigns/blogs_by_campaigners/zack_kerr%E2%80%99s_blog-_campaigning_for_changing_places_.aspx

His campaigning has taken him to Downing Street and has gathered national
attention.

Dan White and his daughter Emily who are campaigning for the positive
representation of disabled children in comic books via their own work
called Department of Ability.
https://www.musedcn.org.uk/?s=Department+of+Ability  I'm a friend of Dans
and Emilys so happy to connect you.

With Best Wishes

Becki


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> This is a really interesting thread and there are some great examples. I
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> The Glasgow Girls, who fought to end the detention of children in
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> Stories of children and young people taking action on behalf of future
> generations, aware of the catastrophic impacts of climate change and
> industrial ecocide are some of the most inspiring stories for me. For
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>    Rights. Crowd funding campaign, have reached £20k but have now set a
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> 2.                  Juliana vs US Government, set to go to trial this
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> our work on the Future Views project consulting with young people across
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