11. advocacy
you like to spend a lot of time at the park on the weekends—throwing frisbees, hanging out with friends, walking the dog—but have noticed that there is an increase in the number of people smoking in the park, which makes your time there less enjoyable. who wants to breathe in smoke? yuk. you come outside to get fresh air, right? you and your friends decide that you would like to advocate for a smoke-free park.

• what are two activities you could do to raise awareness of the issue?

• who would be the target audience of each activity?

• what would your message be for each target audience?

• who else might be interested in you advocate for and achieve your goal of a smoke-free park?

1, You could possibly ask people why they do it. And give them a reason to stop. Or add signs asking those to stop and telling them why

2, Target the Teenagers they are way easier to talk too for your age. And the more your awareness could possibly build for asking. And then signs Target it to the adults to send a message to them

3, For the Teenagers the message would be to let them understand of the horrid dangers that could happen as they become older. And for the adults the message would be to stop killing their lungs and the dangers to other people that may happen if they do not stop like danger to children. And animals. Could even start fires

4, get those you are very close too who also dislike it as well. Or ask around the neighbor they're opinions and see if they will join you To help with the awareness and even start a campaign possibly.

What are the choices?