Mary Joyce on Digital Activism

from Office Hours · host Kyle Green

This week we continue our investigation into the world of online politics by talking with Mary Joyce about digital activism. We discuss what qualifies as digital activism, the value of research that focuses on the big picture, and the relationship between these new technologies and more traditional forms of social organizing. Download Office Hours #66

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