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Decoding Clicktivism with Spencer Hooker
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Even if you don’t realize it, you’ve probably engaged in “clicktivism,” a form of online activism that uses the internet to promote change. Spencer Hooker is an activist and global communications graduate student focused on the role of social media in activism. In this episode, he joins Dr. Kelly Culver and Jenn Quader to discuss his TEDx Talk, “Decoding Clicktivism.” Spencer explains why online advocacy can be a powerful tool for change, but encourages us to combine our efforts with other forms of activism like donating and protests. He also shares advice for navigating misinformation, echo chambers, and rapidly changing social media landscapes, so you can stay informed and resilient.
Episode Recap:
- Intro (0:00:00)
- Meet Spencer Hooker (0:01:54)
- What does resiliency mean to you? (0:03:37)
- Why is transnational solidarity so important today? (0:05:29)
- Spencer’s TEDx Talk: Decoding Clicktivism (0:09:23)
- How has this TED Talk changed your life? (0:22:56)
- Where can people go to learn more about a movement? (0:25:17)
- How can we approach social media from a more resilient standpoint? (0:28:23)
- With technology changing so quickly, how can we keep up? (0:32:19)
- Why are echo chambers dangerous, and what can we do to avoid them? (0:40:26)
- Get to know Spencer with some rapid-fire questions (0:47:08)
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