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Nonprofits may engage in advocacy and limited lobbying, but few do so – new research

  • Written by: Lewis Faulk, Associate Professor of Public Administration and Policy, American University
Nonprofits may engage in advocacy and limited lobbying, but few do so – new researchIs anybody ready to speak up?Tzido/iStock via Getty Images Plus

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