Advocacy and Protest Movements
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- Q1What three main roles can nonprofits play in political advocacy and movements?mobilization, donation, educationrepresentation, education, socializationrepresentation, mobilization, education10s
- Q2Are government watchdogs an example of representation, mobilization, or education?EducationAll of the aboveMobilizationRepresentation10s
- Q3Which of these activities does Texas Right to Life NOT engage in?Endorse certain candidatesLobby to major politiciansPublish state-wide voter guidesprovide non-biased information to pregnant women about their options20s
- Q4True or False: OpenSecrets.org is a NON-PARTISAN source of informationTrueFalse10s
- Q5Which organization is an example of mobilization?OpenSecrets.orgACLUThink TanksEverytown10s
- Q6Match the organizations with their categoriesUsers link answersLinking30s
- Q7What is the Brookings mission?Solve societal problems through researchAll of the aboveSolve corruption10s
- Q8What was the goal of the March for Black Women?Reinstate the Violence Against Women actCreate social contracts that uplift black womenAll of the above10s