Progress Report #2

Currently our group members are actively researching and gathering information to build their case for the assigned part of our action campaign. We have met and discussed deadlines for finalizing sources and the message that everyone wants to get across during our action campaign presentation. Our next step is meeting as a group so we can integrate our work into a clear and effective campaign.

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