In Transition: Campus Organizing in 1993.

Watson-Davis, Leslie

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Publication Date: 1993

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In Transition: Campus Organizing in 1993.

Watson-Davis, Leslie

Social Policy, v23 n4 p29-36 Sum 1993

Explores student and youth organizing and campus activism. Two major issues in current and future campus organizing are reproductive choice and national service plans as proposed by the Clinton Administration. Campus organizing can instill the principles of empowerment in the activists who will be the leaders of tomorrow. (SLD)

Descriptors: Activism, Black Students, Campuses, Citizen Participation, College Students, Higher Education, Lobbying, Political Attitudes, Political Issues, Politics, Social Action, Social Problems, Student Attitudes, Student Participation, Youth Leaders, Youth Programs

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Language: English

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