Synonyms for advocacy
ˈæd və kə siad·vo·ca·cy

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1. advocacy, protagonismnoun

   active support of an idea or cause etc.; especially the act of pleading or arguing for something

   Synonyms:
   protagonism

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1. advocacynoun

   Synonyms:
   defence, vindication, support, countenance

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1. List of paraphrases for "advocacy":

   promotion, publicity, awareness, promotional, defence, dawa, awareness-raising, plea, promoting, propaganda, mobilization, outreach, advocate, invitation, call, sensitization, apologia, daawa, dawaa, advancement, publicize, representation, defense

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1. Radhika Ganesh:

   Why does the establishment not show that strength ? Such incidents are constantly happening. When we are pushing for advocacy, the political will must be questioned, or the lack of political will must be questioned.

2. Mary Campbell:

   I wish my parents could've been here to hear that, and I wish everyone could hear how it truly feels to live with mental illness, the stigma of mental illness was just so demoralizing at the time when I was diagnosed that I couldn't come out. I couldn't really seek the treatment I needed. It just took a lot of self-advocacy.

3. Brent Weisberg:

   Because there are so few details to the second case, we do not have the ability to begin an official investigation. However, we stand ready to take statements and to provide resources and advocacy to the survivors of any sexual assault.

4. Mary Campbell:

   The stigma of mental illness was just so demoralizing at the time when I was diagnosed that I couldn't come out. I couldn't really seek the treatment I needed. It just took a lot of self-advocacy.

5. Eric Dezenhall:

   There comes a point where advocacy groups or corporations or public figures get tired of being in the hands of journalists that don’t like them.