There is today a direct link between the public interest initiatives undertaken by the WCAEO (World Cultural and Educational Organisation) and the campaigns it leads or supports. These campaigns raise awareness about critical social, educational, and cultural issues, facilitate the dissemination of relevant court orders or policy decisions, and encourage community participation in the process of change. This engagement signals to the judiciary and policy-makers that society is attentive to the outcomes of such cases, thereby fostering greater institutional responsiveness to the concerns of civil society.

The campaigns also serve as a consultative platform through which civil society can monitor legal or policy developments, assess the performance of legal representatives, and offer essential information and support. This dynamic interaction between advocacy and legal action promotes transparency and inclusiveness in the decision-making processes that guide such initiatives.