Reflective Essay on Advocacies and course of action

Now that you know who is advocating with you, you need to carefully analyze the impact you can make based on the actions you take. Identify three possible actions you could take.
For example: writing a letter to your congressional representative, going door-to-door to inform people of the issue before an election, present a session about the topic at a professional conference, or create a brochure that has valuable information on the topic that others may not know.
Then, write two reflective paragraphs analyzing what the impact would be if you engaged in that action. You do not have any specific prompts that you need to reply to; however, you must show evidence that you are thinking critically and from multiple perspectives on the topic. Some possible things to consider include: What would be gained? What wouldn’t you be able to do? Whom would you reach? Are they the people who make the decisions? How many people would you have to reach to make an impact? Or, is reaching one person enough?
Repeat this for each of the three possible courses of action (it should be about 6 paragraphs; two paragraphs per course of action) to help you consider what you can do to help.