Community Organizing and Creating Change
What is the goal of community organizing?
What is to address issues and their roots, propose long-term solutions, and hold decision-makers responsible?
What is one simple action people can take at home to reduce the amount of trash that ends up in landfills?
What is recycling materials like paper, plastic, and glass?
How many districts are there in Worcester?
What is five districts?
How do you form a coalition?
What is the reach out to members of your community facing similar issues/ shared goals? (mailing letter, going door to door..)
What is the main contributor to global warming?
What are human-driven greenhouse gases?
What famous psychologist and neurologist has a statue at Clark University?
Who is Sigmund Freud?
What is an ordinance?
What is a aw executed by towns and cities, not usually the federal government?
What are the three ‘R’s?
What is Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle?
Who is the mascot of Polar Beverages?
Who is Orson the Polar Bear?
What are the steps to creating change?
What is 1) recognize the issue, 2) researching, 3) learn system, 4)community organizing, 5) submitting a petition, and 6) staying engaged (repeating)?
What gas do livestock like cows produce?
What is CH4 (Methane)?
What American abolitionist and women's rights activist is from Worcester and has a school named after her?
Who is Abby Kelly Foster?
What is it called when people come together?
What is Collective Power?
What country produces the most greenhouse gas emissions?
What is China? (27% of global emissions)
What are the seven hills of Worcester?
What are Airport Hill, Bancroft Hill, Belmont Hill, Grafton Hill, Green Hill, Pakachoag Hill, and Vernon Hill?