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Reading and resource list for 1st year Media Studies
students taking the Social Action & Community Media
elective module
[1]Alpert M. 11AD. Social Media and Social Movements.
[2]Boss S. 2012. Thinking Critically About Social Action Projects | Edutopia.
[3]Budmouth Sociology 27AD. Miss B’s Quick Guide To...SOCIAL ACTION.
[4]Cammaerts B. 2015. Movement Media as technologies of self-mediation. The
Routledge Companion to Alternative and Community Media. Routledge.
[5]Carroll L. 2013. Social Action and Community Media by Luke Carroll on Prezi.
[6]Castells M. 2008. The New Public Sphere: Global Civil Society, Communication
Networks, and Global Governance. The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and
Social Science. 616, 1 (Mar. 2008), 78–93.
[7]Coleman S. 2004. The network-empowered citizen: how people share civic
knowledge online. University of Oxford.
[8]Community Media Workshop Social Media Tools.
[9]De Vera J.C. and Murray B. The art of listening: social media tools for non-profits.
Greenlining.
[10]Fanselow J. 2008. Community blogging: The new wave of citizen journalism.
National Civic Review. 97, 4 (Sep. 2008), 24–29.
[11]Fisher D. 2013. The empowerment model of recovery: Finding our voice and having
a say - NEC Article. National Empowerment Center.
[12]Flamand L. The Social Action Theory (with Pictures) | eHow.
[13]Gil de
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Routledge.
[14]Gregson R. and Court L. 2010. Building healthy communities: A community
empowerment approach. Community Development Foundation.
[15]Hennessey Lavery S. et al. 2005. The Community Action Model: A
Community-Driven Model Designed to Address Disparities in Health. American Journal of
Public Health. 95, 4 (Apr. 2005), 611–616.
[16]John W. Higgins 1999. Community television and the vision of media literacy, social
action, and empowerment. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media. Vol. 43, Issue 4
(1999).
[17]Kidd D. 2015. Occupy and Social Movement Communication. The Routledge
Companion to Alternative and Community Media. Routledge.
[18]Lindgren S. 13AD. SS60S: Social Action.
[19]Lovejoy K. and Saxton G.D. 2012. Information, Community, and Action: How
Nonprofit Organizations Use Social Media*. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication.
17, 3 (Apr. 2012), 337–353.
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[20]Maton K.I. 2008. Empowering Community Settings: Agents of Individual
Development, Community Betterment, and Positive Social Change. American Journal of
Community Psychology. 41, 1-2 (Mar. 2008), 4–21.
[21]McAllister A. 2013. New Media and New Voices. The Philanthropist. 25, 2 (2013),
93–98.
[22]McLean J. Community Empowerment: helping groups and communities to gain
power.
[23]McLeod J. 19AD. Mediated Social Movement.
[24]Miranda C. and Steiner A. 2013. Something to Tweet About: How #charities &
#socialenterprises can create great #socialmedia content. Social Misfits Media/Aegis
Media.
[25]O’Reilly N. and Fitzgerald N. 2013. Continuous Professional Development Training
for a Social Action Model of Community Education – Facilitators Guide. AONTAS - The Irish
National Adult Learning Organisation.
[26]Paul Mihailidis Using Critical Media Literacy to Empower Inclusive and Active Voices
in Daily Civic Life. In Media Res.
[27]Quixley S. 2008. Achieving Social Change - Strategies, Tactics & Planning.
[28]Rockafeller Foundation 2014. Digital Story Telling for Social Impact.
[29]Servaes J. 2008. Communication for development and social change. SAGE.
[30]Sinclair C. 25AD. Open Sourcing Community Media @ NCMR11.
[31]Spurgeon C. and Burgess J. 2015. Making Media Participatory: Digital Story-telling.
The Routledge Companion to Alternative and Community Media. Routledge.
[32]The World We Want Foundation Create the World You Want - A Social Action Project
Guide.
[33]Wu M. 2010. Community vs. Social Network - Lithosphere Community.
[34]27AD. 4 Step Action Planning Process.
[35]Building Community Sites with WordPress: 15 Plugins to Get Started - noupe.
[36]Capabilities of Movements and Affordances of Digital Media: Paradoxes of
Empowerment | DMLcentral.
[37]Com-Me – Community Media Toolkit.
[38]Community Channel : Community Voices.
[39]Community Media — Media Trust.
[40]7AD. Digital Storytelling — Media Trust.
[41]Introducing social action @ the informal education homepage.
[42]14AD. La Source Social Action Campaign Fundraising Video.
[43]Learn WordPress.com.
[44]Making your film matter: an introduction to social action campaigns. Film Courage.
[45]On Social Media — Who’s participating? | How to empower social change?
[46]Section 4 Social Action | Community Tool Box.
[47]Section 5 Developing an Action Plan | Community Tool Box.
[48]Social action, social change and social reform | infed.org.
[49]28AD. Talk About Local - community empowerment.
[50]The Purpose and Impact of Social Action and Community Media by Adam Cowdray
on Prezi.
[51]2011. Using Social Media for your Community Action Plans. Global Changemakers.
[52]infed.org | Developing community.
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