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Psychology of Political Activism: Women Changing the World
The "Psychology of Political Activism: Women Changing the World" course explores the motivations, strategies, and psychological impacts of women’s political activism across various movements and contexts. Participants will analyze historical and contemporary examples of women's activism, examine the psychological barriers and facilitators to engagement, and learn how to harness these insights for effective advocacy and social change.
Overview
Overview
Course Learning Objectives (CLOs)
- Understand the psychological theories related to political activism.
- Analyze the role of women in historical and contemporary movements.
- Identify the challenges and opportunities women face in political engagement.
- Develop strategies for effective advocacy and mobilization.
- Explore the intersectionality of gender, race, and class in activism.
Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs)
- Demonstrate knowledge of key psychological concepts relevant to political activism.
- Assess the impact of women's activism on societal change.
- Apply theoretical frameworks to real-world activism scenarios.
- Create advocacy plans that address the unique needs of diverse groups.
- Engage critically with contemporary issues affecting women in politics.
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Study contents
Course Content
Introduction to Political Activism
- Definitions and significance of activism
- Overview of women’s contributions to social change
Psychological Theories of Activism
- Social identity theory, collective action, and motivation
- Psychological barriers to activism, such as fear and apathy
Historical Perspectives on Women’s Activism
- Key movements and figures in women’s history
- Case studies of successful advocacy efforts
Contemporary Women’s Movements
- Analysis of recent movements (e.g., #MeToo, climate activism)
- The role of social media in mobilization
Intersectionality in Activism
- Understanding the diverse experiences of women
- Addressing issues of race, class, and sexuality in activism
Strategies for Effective Advocacy
- Mobilization tactics and community organizing
- Building coalitions and fostering collaboration
Personal and Collective Impact
- Assessing the psychological effects of activism on individuals
- Cultivating resilience and well-being in activists
Introduction to Political Activism
- Definitions and significance of activism
- Overview of women’s contributions to social change
Psychological Theories of Activism
- Social identity theory, collective action, and motivation
- Psychological barriers to activism, such as fear and apathy
Historical Perspectives on Women’s Activism
- Key movements and figures in women’s history
- Case studies of successful advocacy efforts
Contemporary Women’s Movements
- Analysis of recent movements (e.g., #MeToo, climate activism)
- The role of social media in mobilization
Intersectionality in Activism
- Understanding the diverse experiences of women
- Addressing issues of race, class, and sexuality in activism
Strategies for Effective Advocacy
- Mobilization tactics and community organizing
- Building coalitions and fostering collaboration
Personal and Collective Impact
- Assessing the psychological effects of activism on individuals
- Cultivating resilience and well-being in activists
Introduction to Political Activism
- Definitions and significance of activism
- Overview of women’s contributions to social change
Psychological Theories of Activism
- Social identity theory, collective action, and motivation
- Psychological barriers to activism, such as fear and apathy
Historical Perspectives on Women’s Activism
- Key movements and figures in women’s history
- Case studies of successful advocacy efforts
Contemporary Women’s Movements
- Analysis of recent movements (e.g., #MeToo, climate activism)
- The role of social media in mobilization
Intersectionality in Activism
- Understanding the diverse experiences of women
- Addressing issues of race, class, and sexuality in activism
Strategies for Effective Advocacy
- Mobilization tactics and community organizing
- Building coalitions and fostering collaboration
Personal and Collective Impact
- Assessing the psychological effects of activism on individuals
- Cultivating resilience and well-being in activists
Admission
Admission Criteria
- Interest in social issues, gender studies, or political science.
- No specific educational background required, but a passion for activism is essential.
- Submission of a brief statement of interest outlining motivations for taking the course.
Careers
Career Opportunities
This course is beneficial for activists, social workers, educators, and individuals interested in gender studies and political engagement. Graduates can pursue careers as Advocacy Coordinators, Community Organizers, Policy Analysts, or Social Justice Educators.
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Psychology of Political Activism: Women Changing the World (Duration 1 Hours)
Explore the powerful intersection of psychology and activism in our course, 'Psychology of Political Activism: Women Changing the World,' and learn how women are reshaping society through effective advocacy .
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