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Volunteers & Technical Advisory Team Members Trained

17th October 2026: Given the importance of strengthening Network AID Africa's internal capacity for effective internal controls, governance and programming, communication and delivery of services, a training was conducted for eight volunteers and five community technical advisory team members on media advocacy and campaign by media and campaign expert James Abdul Karim Kamara and co-facilitated by James Caulker, Program Coordinator, Moyamba ActionAid as part of organisational support.
The training was part of the Youth Action for Good Governance and Self-Reliance (YAGGS) project funded by European Union in Sierra Leone through ActionAid Sierra Leone and Centre for Coordination of Youth Activities CCYA (CCYA)


Presentation on Media Advocacy & Campaign
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Media Advocacy & Campaign in Session
I now learn the difference between media, advocacy, and campaign" female volunteer
"I can now tell that advocacy is long-term and campaign is short-term" advisor
"Media is the means of reaching the people", male volunteer
The training ends with key learning and training evaluation.
"At ActionAid this support is to ensure we strengthen CBOs and youth-led organisations in Moyamba, Western Area Rural and Tonkolili Districts. We appreciate the direction of Network AID Africa throughout this process" James Caulker, PC ActionAid Moyamba
"We thank ActionAid for the capacity support. We hope this partnership continues and scale up as we approach the election period intensify" Chair Advisor
Thanks to ActionAid for the support.

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