facts, continued DUE: Advocacy Plan: Two-page statement of advocacy goal, rationale, and references, plus a one-page description of the advocacy plan 5. Case study: Pet Food Politics: The Chihuahua in the Coal Mine: This is a quick March 4 advocating for read; skim the parts that slow you down. safe food Explore topics covered on Bill Marler’s blog site: 6. Case study: A Place at the Table: Focus on Preface, Intro, Chapters 6, 7, 9, March 11 advocating 13-16, 18, 19. Browse the rest, including the Appendix. against hunger: groups Invited Guest: Curt Ellis, King Corn, Slow Food, FoodCorps March 18 Spring break View film: A Place at the Table 7. Advocating The Stop: Focus on Prologue, Chapters 1-4, 9-10. Browse the March 25 against hunger: rest. individuals DUE: Advocacy Rationale: Draft of advocacy rationale statement, with references, with running log attached. 8. Advocacy: theory Dorfman L, Sorenson S, Wallack L. Working Upstream: Skills for April 1 Social Change, Berkeley Media Studies Group, 2009. Chapter 5: 93-136. Beautiful Trouble, Theories 9. Advocacy: Working Upstream, Chapter 6: 137-158. Beautiful Trouble, Principles (first half) April 8 community organizing Invited guest: Ralph Loglisi, Wholesome Wave 10. Advocacy: Working Upstream, Chapter 7: 159-178. April 15 coalition building Beautiful Trouble, Principles (second half) DUE: Project Check-In: Draft description of experience to date, with running log attached (submit as one document). 11. Advocacy: media Working Upstream, Chapter 8: 179-202. April 22 Brecher J, Costello T, Smith B. Social movements 2.0. The Nation, January 15, 2009. Beautiful Trouble, Tactics
facts, continued DUE: Advocacy Plan: Two-page statement of advocacy goal, rationale, and references, plus a one-page description of the advocacy plan 5. March 4 Case study: advocating for safe food Pet Food Politics: The Chihuahua in the Coal Mine: This is a quick read; skim the parts that slow you down. Explore topics covered on Bill Marler’s blog site: 6. March 11 Case study: advocating against hunger: groups A Place at the Table: Focus on Preface, Intro, Chapters 6, 7, 9, 13-16, 18, 19. Browse the rest, including the Appendix. Invited Guest: Curt Ellis, King Corn, Slow Food, FoodCorps March 18 Spring break View film: A Place at the Table 7. March 25 Advocating against hunger: individuals The Stop: Focus on Prologue, Chapters 1-4, 9-10. Browse the rest. DUE: Advocacy Rationale: Draft of advocacy rationale statement, with references, with running log attached. 8. April 1 Advocacy: theory Dorfman L, Sorenson S, Wallack L. Working Upstream: Skills for Social Change, Berkeley Media Studies Group, 2009. Chapter 5: 93-136. Beautiful Trouble, Theories 9. April 8 Advocacy: community organizing Working Upstream, Chapter 6: 137-158. Beautiful Trouble, Principles (first half) Invited guest: Ralph Loglisi, Wholesome Wave 10. April 15 Advocacy: coalition building Working Upstream, Chapter 7: 159-178. Beautiful Trouble, Principles (second half) DUE: Project Check-In: Draft description of experience to date, with running log attached (submit as one document). 11. April 22 Advocacy: media Working Upstream, Chapter 8: 179-202. Brecher J, Costello T, Smith B. Social movements 2.0. The Nation, January 15, 2009. Beautiful Trouble, Tactics
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