remembering resistance
  • Home
  • About Us
  • 100 years
    • Virtual Museum
    • Oral Histories
    • Timeline
    • Map
    • Collections
    • Stories
    • Exhibition
    • Make a difference
  • Mobilise!
    • Active Citizenship
    • Community
      • Community 2
      • Community 3
      • Community 4
      • Community 5
    • Rights in Policy
      • Rights in Policy 2
      • Rights in Policy 3
      • Rights in Policy 4
      • Rights in Policy 5
    • Rights in Practice
      • Rights in Practice 2
      • Rights in Practice 3
      • Rights in Practice 4
      • Rights in Practice 5
    • Methods
      • Methods 2
      • Methods 3
      • Methods 4
      • Methods 5
    • Glossary
  • Events
    • Activism by Numbers
    • RR2019 Exhibition
    • RR@PHM
  • Resources
  • Blog
  • Research
    • India
  • Contact
  • Home
  • About Us
  • 100 years
    • Virtual Museum
    • Oral Histories
    • Timeline
    • Map
    • Collections
    • Stories
    • Exhibition
    • Make a difference
  • Mobilise!
    • Active Citizenship
    • Community
      • Community 2
      • Community 3
      • Community 4
      • Community 5
    • Rights in Policy
      • Rights in Policy 2
      • Rights in Policy 3
      • Rights in Policy 4
      • Rights in Policy 5
    • Rights in Practice
      • Rights in Practice 2
      • Rights in Practice 3
      • Rights in Practice 4
      • Rights in Practice 5
    • Methods
      • Methods 2
      • Methods 3
      • Methods 4
      • Methods 5
    • Glossary
  • Events
    • Activism by Numbers
    • RR2019 Exhibition
    • RR@PHM
  • Resources
  • Blog
  • Research
    • India
  • Contact
Search

methods of active citizenship 5

what  can  we  learn  from  the stories we  have  heard?

In this unit, we've learned about some of the methods of active citizenship. The stories about the Lift the Ban campaign and the Black Lives Matter movement show how people have used creative methods and how they tried to educate others about the need for things to change. The stories also show that it's important to have clear aims and use lots of methods to try and persuade others to support your cause.

activity 1


In this activity, think about the stories you've heard in the unit and try and answer the questions about the kinds of methods that might help bring about change.
Picture

get creative!

Trying out different methods can help attract attention to your campaign.
What kinds of creative methods can you think of?
Why do you think they might be effective?
Picture

educate  others

Not everyone knows about the issues that are important to you.
What methods would help you teach others about the issues you care about?

Picture

have  clear  aims

It's important to know what you want to achieve with your campaign.
​Why might it be important to have clear aims?
Picture

use  lots  of  methods

People might be persuaded by different methods which makes it helpful to use a range of approaches
List as many methods of active citizenship as you can 

activity 2


Fold a piece of paper over 5 times.  
  1. In part one of the paper, write your personal hope for your future and what change you want to see 
  2. In the second part, write down what needs to change for the groups you're part of
  3. In the third part, write the main message you want to share about these hopes 
  4. In part four, write what steps are needed to make these hopes a reality. Be as creative as possible!  
  5. ​In the last part, list who can help you with your hopes; for example, a local organisation or religious group

Picture

activity 3


Picture

​Think about ...
What is the most useful step to take when you want to change something in your community?

WE  HOPE  YOU  ENJOYED  THE  COURSE!

WHAT  WILL  YOU  DO  NOW?

Picture

If you entered this course through Refugee Home / Global Link, please click the button below to access your certificate.
Click here to get your certificate!
© COPYRIGHT 2015. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
  • Home
  • About Us
  • 100 years
    • Virtual Museum
    • Oral Histories
    • Timeline
    • Map
    • Collections
    • Stories
    • Exhibition
    • Make a difference
  • Mobilise!
    • Active Citizenship
    • Community
      • Community 2
      • Community 3
      • Community 4
      • Community 5
    • Rights in Policy
      • Rights in Policy 2
      • Rights in Policy 3
      • Rights in Policy 4
      • Rights in Policy 5
    • Rights in Practice
      • Rights in Practice 2
      • Rights in Practice 3
      • Rights in Practice 4
      • Rights in Practice 5
    • Methods
      • Methods 2
      • Methods 3
      • Methods 4
      • Methods 5
    • Glossary
  • Events
    • Activism by Numbers
    • RR2019 Exhibition
    • RR@PHM
  • Resources
  • Blog
  • Research
    • India
  • Contact