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This online course is aimed at providing potential women leaders with the basic tools necessary to effectively communicate their messages in their communities. Through a series of lessons, you can learn about how to develop a message, how to target a particular audience; how to use mass media to effectively communicate your message and how to turn your message into a call for action. Although this e-learning module was developed with women in mind, the lessons that it presents transcend gender and culture and are universal in nature.<\/p>\n

This e-learning is about 60 minutes long, and is available in English and Arabic. This e-learning module is designed to make the user feel that they are in an actual classroom. It allows the users to practice by applying lessons learned through exercises and multiple choice questions.<\/p>\n

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