176. Three ways to help when there's a social cause you care a lot about

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 Think about a community issue that’s important to you. It could be a public health issue, it could be a matter of safety in your community, it could even be the overall happiness of your community. When it comes to donating towards those causes, there are three different ways you can tackle the same problem: research, services, or advocacy.

In today’s episode, let’s talk about what it means to tackle an issue from those three different angles and why you might pick one or the other.

Links from today’s episode:

Unmet Menstrual Hygiene Needs Among Low-Income Women | Obstetrics and Gynecology | 2019

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