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kvasek [131]
1 year ago
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Are there other ways people create social change? In your opinion, which way to create social change is the most effective? Why?

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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]1 year ago
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Answer:

Social change comes in many varieties. It’s not just news-making movements or curing disease. Much simpler acts, which might only affect one person, can have as much of an impact as larger actions. Let’s explore a few small things you can do to make a big social change impact.

Practice Random Acts of Kindness

Create a Mission-First Business

Volunteer in Your Community

Vote With Your Wallet

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