In this course, you'll not only gain a nuanced understanding of how individuals collectively shape history and drive progress, but also firsthand insights into the daily realities and strategic choices faced by movements on the ground. You will:
- Learn the operational blueprints of historically significant movements, from civil rights, independence, to ecological movements.
- Critically assess the potential challenges and outcomes faced by collective actions.
- Examine the profound social transformations ignited by contemporary social movements and broader forms of civic engagement.
- Develop tools to analyze and influence social change.
This course goes beyond theory, equipping you with the critical thinking and civic awareness essential for understanding and analyzing today’s social phenomena.
It's a perfect fit for students in media, journalism, marketing, sociology, political science, or public policy programs.