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Social Work Links & Resources
- ACCESS NYC
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Voices Online
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- Link TV/Mosaic
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1 comment:
This is powerful. We can make our voices heard by contacting our legislators. We do have a voice, but if we don't use it, we are invisible and our fate is in someone else's hands.
If you need help contacting your representatives, visit Congress Web for a simple step by step guide to taking an action and making a difference. Just paste the link below into your browser and click GO.
http://63.66.87.48/cweb4/index.cfm?orgcode=NASW
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