Will you make sure your MP gets our guide on how to talk about social security with accuracy and respect?
MPs words shape attitudes, attitudes shape policy, and that shapes how the system shows up for all of us.
This Challenge Poverty Week, share our guide with your MP to show them how the language they use impacts us - knocking us down or lifting us up.
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Have you been personally impacted by the way MPs talk about benefits and people who claim them?
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Why do you think MPs should speak about the important role social security can play in our lives?
What you write here will be included in your email to your MP. You don't have to write anything, but explaining the impact it has on you when you hear MPs speak about social security positively or negatively will help your MP understand why they should use our guide.
What you write here will be included in your email to your MP. You don't have to write anything but explaining how the language MPs use would make you feel if you need to claim support, or how you've seen it impact others, will help your MP understand why they should use our guide.
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