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Teaching Human Dignity Name or Date Could Appear Here

Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

In this presentation, you will learn: What activism is What slacktivism is If activism is always good What awareness raising is Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

What is Activism? An effort to promote, impede, direct, or intervene in social, political, economic or environmental reform with the desire to make changes in society. (Wikipedia 1/9/19, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activism) The use of direct and public methods to try and bring about especially social and political changes that you and others want. (Cambridge Dictionary 1/9/19, https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/activism) Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

What is Activism? It makes a DIFFERENCE in the world, rather than just making someone feel good about being socially engaged. It is not “Slactivism” (a portmanteau of “slacker” and “activism”) The inputs are difference and as a result, the outputs are different. Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

Slacktivism (also called “Armchair Activism”) Inputs: Little time commitment Little or no personal involvement Outputs: No actual change Personal gratification/validation—feelings of having made a change without actual impact Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

Examples: “Liking” something on Facebook Buying a product that supports a cause Other ideas from the teacher inserted here Student examples? Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

What is Activism? Inputs: Requires a significant investment of money, material goods, time, energy, reputation Outputs: Generates awareness, or results in some type of measurable change (such as the development of policy or a social change) Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

Examples: Women’s suffrage movement Civil Rights movement Dr. Jerome LeJeune Jean Vanier Other examples from the teacher inserted here Student examples? Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

Let’s examine examples of activism from your pre-assessment to consider whether they are activism or slacktivism.

Does activism always make a positive difference? NO! There were activists who assisted/promoted the atrocities we studied. Activists who fail to acknowledge the dignity of the human person and operate with a self-defined sense of what the “good” are likely to act in ways that oppress, marginalize, silence, and eliminate people who have less power. Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

Raising Awareness: Involves intentional, planned efforts to make an issue “visible” to others It is a precursor for activism It is most successful when it allows others to see a problem and inspires them to become activists working for good Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

Successful awareness efforts: Get the issue “right” and portray its importance and impact completely, accurately. Tailor message to the views and values of the audience (or effectively change hearts/minds with a tailored message) Are designed to address other aspects to their audience (examples, colors, graphics, etc.) Use an appropriate medium for their audience (TV, social media, billboards, etc.) Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness

Review Questions: What is activism? How does it differ from slacktivism? When is activism good? When is it bad? How is awareness raising related to activism? Why is awareness raising important? Making a Difference Through Activism and Awareness