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Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about AdvocateLink

How do I get started?

It’s easy—just register using via our AdvocateLink, the first online service designed to help researchers and research advocates find each other.

Research organizations that want to include research advocates in their programs can use AdvocateLink to post opportunities for advocates to get involved. Research advocates can use the resource to build their profiles and search for ways to participate.

What qualifications do I need to serve as a research advocate?

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I don’t know much about the research process—how can I learn more?

Research Advocacy Network's Advocate Institute provides opportunities for self-study on many topics that will help advance your knowledge of the research process.

What is the cost for participating in AdvocateLink?

AdvocateLink is a free service offered by  Research Advocacy Network to help advocates and the research community connect and work together in meaningful ways.

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