question: Write a short letter of encouragement to a friend who is feeling discouraged about their work in human rights advocacy. The letter should be no more than two paragraphs and include exactly five sentences in total. Add a postscript starting with P.S. that mentions an inspiring quote from a well-known human rights activist.
answer: Dear [Friend's Name],
  
  I know that working in human rights advocacy can sometimes feel overwhelming, but your dedication truly makes a difference. Remember, every step you take contributes to a larger movement that brings about meaningful change. Your passion and commitment inspire not only those around you but also the people whose lives you touch. It's okay to feel discouraged at times, but never forget the impact your work has on the world. Keep pushing forward, and know that I am always here to support you.
  
  P.S. As Nelson Mandela once said, "It always seems impossible until it is done."