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As well as providing advice, every Citizens Advice Bureau has a twin aim of collecting evidence from clients’ experiences – and our experiences of advising them – and using this to campaign for positive changes that can benefit everybody, and not just people who come in to the bureaux.
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Are you a young woman aged 18-30? Do you want to make history? Then this programme is for you.
On the Citizens Advice Manchester Manchester Women Making History programme you will learn about women in democracy, equality rights, the history of the suffragette movement and women's right to vote, inspirational women campaigners, working class women in parliament and Manchester’s suffragette story.
You will participate in debates, work with other participants to develop a speech, and learn to plan and execute a campaign. We will also hold an event during parliament week which will give you the opportunity to pose questions to female politicians and community leaders about their experiences of democracy.
We anticipate this will be a popular programme and we have a limited number of spaces. Filling in this form does not guarantee your place; we will contact you in due course.
You can access the sign up form here:
bit.ly/McrWomenAre