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    Photograph of Dona     DONA SAUERBURGER, M.A., COMS
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    pictures of advocates show a crowd of protestors in Hong Kong, a woman with a shirt saying 'SOLD!' collecting signatures in a parking lot, a group in front of the US Capital with 'No Labels' banners, a black-and-white picture of a woman in a wheelchair in front of a bus, Stephan Sauerburger and Alex Hershaf in front of a sign saying 'world Day for Farm animals,' two women in front of a crowd smiling at eachother, holding a rainbow banner saying 'Pride.' a man in a wheelchair moving with a crowd holding signs, he is grinning triumphantly and raising his fist, a woman in a crowd holding up a sign 'They are us, We are One,' a man giving testimony to a legislature, a crowd protesting animal lab research, a young girl in a crowd smiles and holds a sign 'Policy change, not climate change'.

    Supporting YOU as an activist!
    through the works of Jean-Robert Bayard

      Whether you are advocating for justice or better conditions in your community or saving the world, I welcome you to come to our interactive workshops and receive a remarkable book designed to support activists -- a book written by my mother, Dr. Jean-Robert Bayard and brought to you by my son, Stephan Sauerburger.

      This book is designed to help you if:
        You feel pain or discomfort about things that are wrong, and
        • you feel helpless to do anything about it.
        You're hoping you can make a difference BUT
        • you're feeling overwhelmed.
        You want to deal with this AND keep your sanity, BUT
        • you are feeling burned out or discouraged;
        • your compassion is making you feel anxious or depressed.

      To learn more, go to Magissa.org -- enjoy!

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