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Service, Education and Advocacy TwentyEighth Annual Arkansas Oklahoma Synod Assembly May 13, 2015, Registration Form PLEASE FILL OUT ONE FORM PER PERSON. Please print or type the information requested

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1. Start by researching different service education and advocacy programs or organizations in your area. Look for ones that align with your interests and values.
2. Once you have identified a program or organization, reach out to them to learn more about their application process. They may have specific forms or documents that need to be filled out.
3. Take the time to read through all instructions and requirements carefully. Make sure you have all the necessary information and documents readily available before you begin filling out the forms.
4. Begin by providing your personal information, such as your name, contact details, and any relevant identification numbers (such as a social security or student ID number).
5. Next, you may be asked to provide details about your educational background. This could include information about the degree or diploma you have obtained, the institution you attended, and any relevant coursework or certifications.
6. In the section related to advocacy, you may be asked to provide information about your previous advocacy experience, if any. This could involve providing details about organizations or causes you have supported, any leadership roles you have held, and the impact you have made through your advocacy efforts.
7. Depending on the program or organization, you may also need to provide information about your service-related experience. This could include details about any volunteer work you have done, community service projects you have been involved in, or internships you have completed in relevant fields.
8. Additionally, you may be asked to submit references or letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak to your character, skills, and dedication to service and advocacy.
9. Once you have completed all the required sections and filled out the necessary forms, review your application thoroughly. Double-check for any errors or missing information. It's always helpful to have someone else proofread your application as well.
10. Finally, submit your completed application according to the instructions provided by the program or organization. Make sure to meet any deadlines and keep copies of your application for your records.

Who needs service education and advocacy:

1. Individuals who are passionate about social justice and making a positive impact in their communities.
2. Students or professionals looking to gain hands-on experience in advocacy work and service-oriented fields.
3. Non-profit organizations or community groups seeking individuals with a strong commitment to education and advocacy to help further their missions.
4. Policy makers and government officials who want to stay informed about current issues and trends in education and advocacy.
5. Anyone who wants to develop their communication, leadership, and critical thinking skills while working towards positive change in society.
6. Individuals who have witnessed or experienced social injustice and want to become advocates for themselves and others.
7. Volunteers who are willing to dedicate their time and energy to support and serve marginalized communities.
8. Educators and mentors who want to empower their students or mentees with knowledge and skills related to service education and advocacy.

Overall, service education and advocacy is needed by anyone who believes in the power of education, advocacy, and community engagement to bring about meaningful social change and create a more equitable society.

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Service education and advocacy refers to activities aimed at promoting awareness, education, and advocacy for a particular cause or issue.

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The purpose of service education and advocacy is to raise awareness, educate the public, and advocate for positive change on a particular issue or cause.

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Information such as the type of activities conducted, the target audience reached, the outcomes achieved, and the impact of the initiatives must be reported.