Marginalized Populations and Advocacy/Activism
This movement organized protests in several cities to call for an end to family separation and detention of Latino people.
What is Build a Plan to Survive Victory
This theory is rooted in Black feminism and scholarship; and suggests that people's identities are multi layered.
What is intersectionality.
During which process do macro policy advocates use specific analytic techniques to select policies?
What is policy analysis.
Once subordinates become conscious of their
oppression, resistance ensues is an example of what?
What is Oppositional Consciousness.
"So I think that's another issue that we need to get aware of is getting people who aren't heterosexual, no matter whether they're lesbian,gay, bi, or whatever to vote."
This quote is based on what side of advocacy suggested by LGBT older adults?
This step in successful protest movements says that movements win by shifting support out from under the opposition.
What is Shift the Spectrum of Allies
One tenet of this theory suggests that counternarratives are critical to the empowerment of oppresses racial and ethnic groups.
What is Critical Race Theory (CRT)
This level of policy advocacy occurs when social workers seek to change dysfunctional policies in agencies and communities.
What is the Mezzo level
Agencies use ______ to describe their purpose and guide both practices and policies.
What is a mission statement.
This protest movement was in response to the existence of slavery of Black people.
What is the abolition movement.
Demonizing the opposition is discouraged in what step in social protest movements?
What is Seek to Attract Not Overpower.
This theory suggests that different groups in society are in ongoing struggle to maximize their share of resources.
What is conflict theory
Honoring self-determination, preserving confidentiality, and meeting basic survival needs fall under which core problem?
What is Core Problem #1: Advancing the Ethical Rights, Human Rights, and Economic Justice.
______________ view the proper role of government as active and progressive in
developing social policies that promote equality.
What are left-wing ideologies.
What was the principal focus of the second wave of the Women's Movement (3 things)?
What is equality of opportunity in employment, education, and political representation.
Northern students during the Modern Civil Rights Movements were initially considered what types of allies by the SNCC?
What is passive allies.
This theory emphasizes the essential role of resources in giving voice to collective grievances.
What is Resource Mobilization Theory
______ skills are used by advocates to communicate and persuade other stakeholders to take action on an issue.
What is interactional skills.
This refers to when a policy advocate exerts pressure on decision makers in the case of opposition to specific policy reforms.
What is the outside-in approach.
What was considered the catalyst for the modern LGBTQ+ movement.
What is the Stonewall uprising in 1969.
In this step of social protest movements, these are groups, people, organizations that have power to grant, accommodate or shut down demands.
What is Identify the Pillars of Power.
An assertion of this theory is that an individual should be able to fully and effectively participate in the political process, and have fair and equal access to home ownership, employment, and freedom from unwarranted search and seizure.
The skill of ______ is key to developing support for a mezzo policy advocate’s proposed policy change.
What is persuasion.
People of influence such as politicians; policy makers and their staff are examples of what?
What are secondary stakeholders.