GS342
GLobal Social Movements and Advocacy
0.5 Credit

Hours per week:
  • Lecture/Discussion: 3

Starting with the history and core theories of 20th century social movements, including youth-led movements, this course considers how evolving networks of social actors have responded to and participated in processes of global change. This includes attention to contemporary advocacy across various issue areas, such as race, environment, Indigenous rights, gender and sexuality

Additional Course Information
Prerequisites
1.0 credit in 200 level GS courses, or permission of the department.