Advocacy and Social Change
Spring 2015 quarter
Advocacy for Social Change is a process that can take many different forms. This course will examine the different processes, with a focus on the major forms it takes. This includes an overview of advocacy generally, the use of media in advocacy, the role of legal advocacy, influencing policy makers, a look at specific social movements, and community based advocacy. The class will be participatory, including the use of workshops, film, seminar and guest speakers. The major areas drawn from for illustrative purposes are Indigenous movements. public health and environmental advocacy.
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Location and Schedule
Offered during: Evening and Weekend
Advertised schedule: Tues, 6-10p
Credits: 4 (Spring)
Class standing: Graduate
Maximum enrollment: 20
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