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Discover how ordinary people have united to spark extraordinary change through history’s most influential social movements.

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Analyse landmark movements such as civil rights, feminism, labour rights, and environmental activism.

Learn how social, economic, and cultural contexts drive mobilisation.

Understand the tactics of protest, organisation, and advocacy.

Course Overview

Course Overview: Social Movements

This course examines the rise and impact of social movements that have shaped societies across the world. From civil rights and women’s suffrage to environmental activism and digital-age protests, students will explore the strategies, ideologies, and leadership that drove these collective efforts. Lessons focus on both historic and contemporary movements, showing how grassroots mobilisation challenges authority, shifts public opinion, and transforms political systems. By connecting past struggles with modern activism, the course offers valuable insights into the power of collective action and the role of social change in shaping a fairer future.

Analyse landmark movements such as civil rights, feminism, labour rights, and environmental activism.

Learn how social, economic, and cultural contexts drive mobilisation.

Understand the tactics of protest, organisation, and advocacy.

Explore the role of leadership, communication, and media in spreading movements.

Apply lessons from history to modern digital activism and community organising.

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