A course on understanding how social movements and faith communities can act as agents of change; the collective myths and underlying conflicts in the environment or groups with which we work; and tools for the analysis of change.
Education for Social Change
Explore the forces that shape our cultural environment – values, ideologies, and beliefs – and learn how to this knowledge can help us engage in cultural action
Freire's notion of cultural action forms the basis for this course on how to understand and examine the cultural environment around us, including everyday values, ideologies and beliefs.
This is a course on understanding how social movements and faith communities can act as agents of change, and the forces blocking them; the collective myths and underlying conflicts in the environment or groups with which we work; and tools for the analysis of change - how interventions can reinforce or transform the social reality.
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This course has options for Early Bird Registration, giving you discounts on the price.
You will be registered for 12 months from the start of the course. The minimum time necessary to complete the course is 3 months.
Course materials such as videos, readings and tasks will be released over the period of your enrollment. Live online seminars are not part of the course content but may be made available as a bonus.
You will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.
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