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LEARNING OUTCOMES

Develop knowledge and understanding of culture developed by communitarian efforts.

Explore how globalization, migration, memory, culture and community are reflected in social justice movements around the world.

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Show an understanding of how images have been used as a tool for communication and social justice.

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SESSION 1

DEFINITIONS - CASE STUDIESE

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Week 4 Session 1Definitions

What is Community?

Develop knowledge and understanding of culture developed by communitarian efforts.

What is Grassroots?

The common or ordinary people, social organization, etc, local community, 'people on the ground'. A peoples movement for the people.• the people inhabiting these areas• the origin or basis of something; the basic or primary concept, rule, part, or the like

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Week 4 Session 1Levels of Social Movements

NationalA recent polarizing national issue that helped spawn many activist groups was gay marriage. While same-sex marriage has been legal nationwide since June 26, 2015, the issue was hotly contested on both sides. Examples?Global Social organizations worldwide take stands on such general areas of concern as poverty, conflict, and the use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food. Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are sometimes formed to support such movements, such as the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movement (FOAM). Examples?

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Week 4 Session 1Levels of Social Movements

StateThe most impactful state-level protest would be to cease being a state, and organizations in several states are working toward that goal. Texas secession has been a relatively consistent movement since about 1990. Examples?Local - Community MovementsLocal social movements typically refer to those in cities or towns, but they can also affect smaller constituencies, such as college campuses. Sometimes colleges are smaller hubs of a national movement, as seen during the Vietnam War protests or the Black Lives Matter protests. Examples next page...

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Week 4 Session 1UK Case Studies - Community Movements

The CSA Movement The CSA movement in the UK is led by the Soil Association, the UK’s largest organic certifying body and lobbying charity. Many farming businesses remain on the margins of economic viability yet people are increasingly wanting to buy local produce at affordable prices.

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https://urgenci.net/csa-in-the-uk/

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Week 4 Session 1UK Case Studies - Community Movements

Student christian movement Our vision is of SCM as a generous community, expressing a lived faith in Jesus Christ where social action meets prayerful devotion. We seek to be both a radical voice for equality and justice, and a safe home for progressive Christian students.

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https://www.movement.org.uk/about-us/who-we-are

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Week 4 Session 1UK Case Studies - Community Movements

Community OrganisersWhen communities work together, the possibilities for positive change are endless. Community organising is the work of bringing people together to take action around their common concerns and overcome social injustice.

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https://www.corganisers.org.uk/what-is-community-organising/

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Week 4 Session 1What is an example of community activism?

Examples include petitions, letters, media campaigns, sit-down strikes, and public protest including individual actions through to mass marches, boycotts, blockades, civil disobedience, and lobbying. Which methods are adopted will depend on the catalyst around which motivation for action occurs. Community activism can have a wide meaning to include social movements promoting participatory democracy or a more limited meaning which focuses on grassroots actions. Activism is generally associated with some public action designed to raise awareness around an issue usually related to matters of social, political or economic importance.

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Week 4 Session 1TASK 1 - 30mins

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Find a local community movement in your local Lonon area – feedback to class.

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Week 4 Session 1 TASK 2- 30mins

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Using all three analysis techniques - Formal Analysis, Contextual Analysis andConceptual Analysis... analysis the images below. Feedback to class how their convey their message and sense of community

Chilean social movement

Charity Today

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SESSION 2

PORTFOLIO WORK

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SESSION 3

PORTFOLIO WORK