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Lesson 6: Governments vs. Civic Activists

This session discusses topics including conflicts between governments and civic activists, competition for resources between them, and cyberactivism. “Slacktivism” is also defined as a condition in which a person has a false sense of satisfaction from doing something which, though positive, has little or no practical effect. Another concept explored in this section is “collectivism,” a condition in which civic activists use mass media to protest. In this case, the government can evaluate their success through counting the number of clicks or signatures. The concept of web delusion is also discussed.

In the first session of the Technology and Civil Organizing course, basic concepts in civic activism,...
This session explores the nature and performance of technology-based campaigns. Concepts such as hacking,...
This session examines the digital environment for civic activism in democratic countries, countries in...
In this session, the use of digital tools in Venezuela’s “SOS Venezuela” is explored. Other examples...
This session reviews the protests and civil unrest in Ukraine’s Euromaidan movement and its demands for...
This session discusses topics including conflicts between governments and civic activists, competition...
In this session, Nima Rashedan provides a summary of the lessons on digital safety for civic activists,...
In this session, recently developed tools such as the Cloud, Big Data, and common tools for activists...

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2013

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