• Activism Before V. After the Pandemic

  • Jun 15 2022
  • Length: 23 mins
  • Podcast

Activism Before V. After the Pandemic

  • Summary

  • Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network Show Name:  Do You CARE?Episode #3: Activism Before vs. After the Pandemic

    Instagram to be shared on the network’s Instagram handle: @carehv 

    You are listening to Do You CARE? with your host(s) the HV CARE Leaders.

    In this episode of Do You CARE  the Podcast we discuss: performative activism on social media, resurgence of various social justice movements, and how we can be all be better activists.

    Today’s Hosts
    • Elliot Block
    • Addie Sullivan
    • Emily Eschleman 
    • Xavier Jimenez OR Regina Franco-Valverde

    Segment 1: Digitalization of Advocacy and Why it Occurred 
    • Pandemic impact (general) 
    • Do you advocate via social media and if so how often?
    • Protests during summer 2020
    • Social media activism - BLM posts
    • Black screen - positives/negatives
    • Did you post a black screen? If yes, why? If not, did you post something else?
    • Definition of performative activism
    • Elliot, went to protest in person
    • Addie and Emily, did not go, but explain why or circumstances and if they had the desire to go
    • Why is social media important for the people who couldn’t go to in person events

    Segment 2: How Can You Be a Better Activist? 
    • What are the kinds of things that we should be posting on social media
    • Important links, upcoming events
    • Slacktivism?
    • Posting whatever you see, posting the bare minimum (content)
    • Intent of the post and how you can’t tell if it’s well intended
    • Is social media activism required
    • Peer pressure?
    • Does not posting strip away your allyship?

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