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American Humane Society

1. What is the organization or group's website? www.americanhumane.org/ 2. What are the issues your organization or group is concerned with?

Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention
Fatherhood Initiative
Farm Animal Welfare
Stop Animal Abuse

3. What actions does your group take to try to influence policy and the public agenda?

The American Hunan Society hold a lot of fund raiser to provides help to battered children and animals and during these fund raisers they protest against all abuse towards children animals. Now in 2014 they even take it a step further, where they get the help from broadcasting stations. They get with the broadcasting stations and they put together episodes of some of the most watch television shows to demonstrate the importance of the cause.

4. Assess your group: What are its strengths and weaknesses? Back up what you say with specific examples demonstrating their effectiveness (or lack of effectiveness). Remember to find weaknesses of the group, you will likely need to research beyond the group’s main website.
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It seems kind of untrustworthy to me. So I can’t see how they are effectively benefiting the cause. This society use to also focus on the well-being of children, so since when is animal abuse more important than child abuse. As for their strengths, I really don’t support this organization, so the only strengths I see are their campaign tactics. They use a lot of TV broadcasting to play on the sympathy of the

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