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Using Your Red Cards

Ways to Use ILRC’s Red Cards in Your Organization’s Work to Increase
Know Your Rights Awareness

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06/26/2017
Community Resources

Please reference the below documents for examples of the Red Cards in action. Special thanks to CultureStrike for creating helpful illustrations!

Downloads

PDF icon Using Your Red Cards: Ways to Use ILRC’s Red Cards in Your Organization’s Work to Increase Know Your Rights Awareness
PDF icon How to Use the Red Cards: Illustrated & Multilingual

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