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From Online to the Streets: Applying the Integrative Model of Activism to Türkiye’s Refugee Issue

SAGE Open
This study tests the Integrative Model of Activism (IMA) developed by Chon and Park (2020) in the context of the refugee issue in Türkiye and extends the theoretical framework by incorporating the subjective norm variable. Türkiye provides a particularly
Hüriye Subaşı, Myoung-Gi Chon
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Latin American Struggles| Student Online Video Activism and the Education Movement in Chile

International Journal of Communication, 2015
In this article, we introduce and analyze two important cases of online video activism led by secondary and undergraduate students during the 2011 education movement in Chile.
Patricia Peña, Raúl Rodríguez, Chiara Sáez   +2 more
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‘We Often Say We Lost Our Childhood, but I Think It Gave Us a Lot More than It Took Away’: Interpreting Youth Activism— Online and Offline

Young
Youth activism has gained considerable attention in recent years, partly due to the global climate movements. Central to these movements are digital platforms, as the online and offline spheres become increasingly intertwined.
Annamária Neag, Victoria Nainová
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Multifaith Third Spaces: Digital Activism, Netpeace, and the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change

Religions, 2020
Multifaith spaces typically imply sites where people of diverse faith traditions gather to participate in shared activities or practices, such as multifaith prayer rooms, multifaith art exhibitions, or multifaith festivals.
Geraldine Smith, Anna Halafoff
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Veganuary and the vegan sausage (t)rolls: conflict and commercial engagement in online climate-diet discourse

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, 2022
Social media platforms have become critical venues for a wide spectrum of influence campaigns, from activism to advertising. Sometimes these two ends overlap and it remains unknown how the latter might impact the former.
Mary Sanford, Jamie Lorimer
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Importance of patient online activities

The British Journal of Psychiatry
Online platforms and activities, including smartphones, computers, social media, video games and applications involving artificial intelligence, have become a regular part of daily life and offer individuals a wide range of benefits. The purpose of this document is to increase psychiatrists’ awareness of the frequency and potential risks associated ...
Scott Monteith, Tasha Glenn, John R. Geddes, Peter C. Whybrow, Eric Achtyes, Rita Bauer, Michael Bauer   +6 more
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Cyberactivism and Real-World Activism: Why Are Users Different? [PDF]

Cyberspace Studies
Cyberactivism, as civic engagement, is enabled by social media, and has attracted many users to participate in leading social change. To shed more light on the relationship between cyberactivism and real-world (social) activism, within a quantitative ...
Shalaleh Meraji Oskuie, Sholeh Meraji Oskouie   +1 more
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Narratives in Action: Modelling the Types and Drivers of Sikh Activism in Diaspora

Religions, 2020
Using data gathered for an investigation of “Sikh radicalisation in Britain”, in this article I develop a typology of different types of activism among Sikhs in diaspora based on an analysis of historic and contemporary media sources (newspapers, radio ...
Jasjit Singh
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Embodied Online Activism: Breastfeeding Activism (Lactivism) on Facebook [PDF]

Networking Knowledge: Journal of the MeCCSA Postgraduate Network, 2018
Online support communities for people with various health problems and related online activist groups have been the focus of scholarly attention for three decades. The arrival of social media increased the popularity and breadth of both phenomena. Breastfeeding online activism represents an interesting case in how it connects the (health) support and ...
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Online communities as arenas of “amateur expertise”: examples from the social media activity for justice for Roman Zadorov

Frontiers in Sociology
IntroductionThis study examines online communities as arenas where diverse forms of expertise converge to influence discourse and public opinion. Using the case of social media activism advocating for justice in the wrongful conviction of Roman Zadorov ...
Azi Lev-On
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