On the SNCC Digital Gateway, explain how the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) shaped its own story and public image. Identify the two main approaches described in the article 'How do you control the narrative?'. For each approach, provide one historical example from the 'Want to Learn More?' section, and name one contemporary organization mentioned that engages in similar efforts.
Navigate to snccdigital.org. Use the search bar to find content related to 'narrative control'. Click on the article titled 'How do you control the narrative?'. Identify the two main approaches SNCC used to shape its story. For 'Our Stories in Our Voices', identify one historical example from its 'Want to Learn More?' section. For 'The Right to Exist Fully', identify one historical example from its 'Want to Learn More?' section. Identify one contemporary organization from either 'Want to Learn More?' section. Synthesize the identified approaches, historical examples, and contemporary organization into a concise answer.
Successfully navigate to the 'How do you control the narrative?' page. Accurately identify the two main approaches as 'Our Stories in Our Voices' and 'The Right to Exist Fully'. For 'Our Stories in Our Voices', cite 'SNCC’s Communications Department' or 'SNCC’s Photography Department' as a historical example. For 'The Right to Exist Fully', cite 'SNCC culture' as a historical example. Identify either 'Dream Defenders' or 'BYP100' as a contemporary organization. Provide a clear and concise summary of all the requested information.