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Community-Level Advocacy: Testifying at City Councils and School Boards
Develop skills to craft persuasive written comments and deliver oral testimony at public hearings, county commission meetings, and school boards.
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Civic Participation, Social Movements, and Public Policy
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Explain the rights and responsibilities of democratic citizenship and evaluate how individuals, social movements, and policy incentives drive societal change.
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Learning standards covered
HS.10Oregon Social Studies Standards · All agesExplain the roles and responsibilities of active members of a democracy and the role of individuals, social movements, and governments in various current events.
HS.6Oregon Social Studies Standards · All agesExamine the institutions, functions, and processes of Oregon’s state, county, local and regional governments.