The Hopeful Activist - Rich Gower and Rachel Walker
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Debbie Duncan2024-06-24T16:17:00
We live in a broken world and many of us want to try and fix it. This book by Tearfund’s Rich Gower and communications specialist Rachel Walker is a guide for those on a journey of activism – even if you’re right at the beginning.
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