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"From Tweets to Streets?" A Research Project with Digital Supplement

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Using digital ethnography and readings in ethnic studies and media studies, students at UCLA have prepared reports that examine the ways a diverse range of social movements have engaged new media in their organizing efforts. Their evaluations foreground the ways race shapes digital access/participation and reflects on the broader significance of ICTs for generating critical engagement with questions of race and ethnicity, both on and off the internet. The project prompt and a sample format are available for viewing.

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  1. Race and the Digital Genevieve Carpio
  2. About "Race and the Digital" Genevieve Carpio

Contents of this path:

  1. #BlackLivesMatter: The Continuing Movement Against The Injustices of African Americans
  2. From Tweets to Streets- #YESALLWOMEN by Ashley Martinez-Munoz
  3. Twitter: The Platform for Activism by Michie Ortiz
  4. South Central Los Angeles #GangstaGardener: Fighting for Food Equality for All by Ebony Paramo
  5. New Generation: #ChicanaFeminism and the Digital by Michie Ortiz
  6. #BlackLiveMatter A Movement By: Arturo Sotelo
  7. Tweets to Streets - Afropunk, Just A Style Or A Movement by Kid Comet
  8. The Presidential Campaign of Bernie Sanders by Addie Vielmas
  9. Kony 2012 Movement By Eduardo D. Garcia
  10. DREAMer New Media Engagement & Public Narrative - Ana V Hernandez

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