Encyclopedia of Sustainability in Higher Education 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-63951-2_281-1
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Grassroots Activism and Sustainable Development

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“…The APA (2014) published A Psychologist’s Guide to Federal Advocacy that describes more opportunities for psychologists to practice advocacy and provides suggestions on how to become an effective advocate. Grassroots activism has also proven to be effective in reshaping politics and society (Skaidrė, 2019). Some examples of grassroots activism include educating oneself and others on salient issues; using the Internet and social media to organize and support campaigns; supporting the local community and nonprofits; getting involved in local politics; making formal statements in the form of letters, speeches, and petitions; engaging in symbolic public acts such as creating art and joining protests; contacting government officials; and supporting other activists (Skaidrė, 2019).…”
Section: Interventions For Deep Poverty-related Stressmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The APA (2014) published A Psychologist’s Guide to Federal Advocacy that describes more opportunities for psychologists to practice advocacy and provides suggestions on how to become an effective advocate. Grassroots activism has also proven to be effective in reshaping politics and society (Skaidrė, 2019). Some examples of grassroots activism include educating oneself and others on salient issues; using the Internet and social media to organize and support campaigns; supporting the local community and nonprofits; getting involved in local politics; making formal statements in the form of letters, speeches, and petitions; engaging in symbolic public acts such as creating art and joining protests; contacting government officials; and supporting other activists (Skaidrė, 2019).…”
Section: Interventions For Deep Poverty-related Stressmentioning
confidence: 99%