Write an Analysis that includes micro and macro perspective

Social Change/Movements Paper
a profile of a social movement designed to teach the rest of the class the possibilities and challenges associated with intentional attempts to bring about social and cultural change in the last 30 years.

Project Priorities:
Theoretical analysis
Quantitative and qualitative data (statistics and stories)
Evidence of institutional and ethnographic causes and effects
Write an Analysis that includes micro and macro perspective
Evaluation of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to the movement
Products – APA format
1 . Profile Summary (3-5 pages)
Social/cultural history of what the movement is/was trying to address
Social history, sometimes described as the ‘history of the people, or ‘history from below, emerged as an alternative to conventional political history, both in terms of its objects of interest and its belief in deep-rooted economic and social factors as agents of historical change. No social movement arises in a vacuum. Give the social and historical context for the rise of the social movement you are profiling.
Your brief social/cultural history should be the narrative that accompanies the Timeline listed below.
Timeline of key events, accomplishments, setbacks, etc. This timeline should be a graphic summary of your brief socio-cultural history of the movement. Use creative digital timeline tools. (https://www.targetprocess.com/blog/42-timelines-is-the-answer/ (Links to an external site.) )
Critical Analysis – (3-5 pages)
Citing theoretical frameworks and lessons learned from class, use the following tools to frame your critical analysis of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that faced the movement you profile. Use this SWOT Analysis Summary to frame your own analysis of your movement’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

Last Completed Projects