Civic Action Strategies: Advocacy, Reform, and Public Awareness

Informed Civic Action, Levers of Power, and Collective Capacity

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Compare different civic strategies—including policy lobbying, public awareness campaigns, boycotts, and mutual aid—for addressing specific issues.

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Informed Civic Action, Levers of Power, and Collective Capacity

6th Grade · Social Studies · US-OR-SS

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Assess individual and collective capacities to address public issues across local, regional, and global scales using varied levers of power and civic strategies.

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7.29Oregon Social Studies Standards · All ages

Assess individual and collective capacities to take informed action to address local, regional, and global problems, taking into account a range of possible levers of power, strategies and potential outcomes.