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students drive policy change albany brooks state policy advocacy clinic
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AI-generatedThe article describes student-led policy advocacy in New York state. No commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, supply chain disruption, or corporate margin effect is present. The activities are purely legislative advocacy without any concrete commercial investment, regulation targeting a sector, or price movement. Therefore, no material sector impact is detected.
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- Students from Brooks School participated in the State Policy Advocacy Clinic in Albany, New York.
- They advocated for the Stop Taking Our Pay (STOP) Act to regulate earned-wage access apps.
- They supported the Dignity Not Detention Act promoting human rights for immigrants.
- The clinic has around 20 active projects addressing healthcare, criminal justice reform, and environmental protection.
- Students supported legislation requiring lethality assessments in domestic violence cases.
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