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In this week’s episode episode Commons Director Holly Hammond chats with Lucy Graham, Cape York Campaigner at the Cairns and Far North Environment Center (CAFNEC) about her experiences of rural and regional organizing.This program was produced by the Commons Social Change Library. To access more than 1500 campaigning guides, how-tos, case studies and videos visit commonslibrary.org
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