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Published on Nov 18, 2015
CHANGE: Utilizing Social Media for Social Change
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1.
#CHANGE
Utilizing Digital Media for Social Change
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2.
Why Social Change?
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roger_alcantara
3.
PHIlippines
A nation in deep and perpetual crisis
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International Transport Workers' Federation
4.
severe inequality
Annual income of 25 richest Filipinos ($21.4B)
Equivalent to income of 55.4M poorest Filipinos
Almost 70% of Filipinos (65M) living in
23M Filipinos living in
Daily minimum wage in NCR is P429/day
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Roberto Verzo
5.
Massive unemployment
12% unemployment rate since 2000 (almost 5.3M)
16.7M of employed working below minimum wage
43% of unemployed possess a college degree
Employed define as "working at least once in 3 months"
Almost 2.5M OFWs working outside PH
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Jeff Pioquinto, SJ
6.
elite & Corrupt government
67% of Congress (Senate&HOR) came from the same families
Kabarilan, ka-klase, kamag-anak INC in the Aquino cabinet
93% of Congress members (Senate&HOR) are millionaires
Presidential, congressional pork barrel in disguise
82% of top gov't officials have ties with the private sector
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_Leyo
7.
Landless majority
7 out of 10 peasants are landless
Flawed agrarian reform govt programs (CARP,CARPER)
P9/day wage for farmworkers in Hacienda Luisita
Growing number of urban poor Filipinos (23%)
Massacre, enforced disapperances, killings
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CJ Chanco
8.
uneducated, ignored youth
80% of HS graduates do not make it to college
40% of college freshies do not make it to second year
70% (7.93M) cannot go to college because of high cost
Average tuition for 2011 (P17,588); for 2012 (P21,266)
Govt subsidy to SUCs down from 87% ('00) to 65% ('12)
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Corey Oakley
9.
Anti-people govt policies
Endless hikes (goods, fare, electricity, water, services)
State abandonment of social services (health, education, housing)
Profit and corruption (PPP, pork barrel)
Dole-outs (4Ps, CCT, PAMANA)
Repression and fascism (killings, disappearances, political prisoners)
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House Foreign Affairs Committee Republicans
10.
growing unrest
11.
progressive youth: Hope of the future
Jose Rizal wrote Noli Me Tangere at 25
Gregorio del Pilar was 21 when he joined the revolution
Emilio Jacinto became "utak ng Katipunan" at 20
Andres Bonifacio founded Katipunan at 23
Youth-led uprising: martial law, oust Erap, oust GMA
12.
WHY social media?
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William Brawley
13.
PH Youth: Plugged & Connected
34M (almost 1/3 of population) Filipino internet users
106.4M Filipino mobile subscribers
Penetration: mobile (94%), internet (35%)
Mode of access: home (23%), cafe (67%)
Average time of being online per month is 20 hours
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glenmcbethlaw
14.
Social media capital of the world
Internet users in the PH view social network sites 15B times/month
Internet users in the PH are primarily in the social media (86%)
28.3M Facebook users, 3rd in the world to India, Indonesia
Average age of PH internet user is 20 with social media as primary use
Television-cellphone-laptop/tablet media
15.
PH social media use
51% are active Youtube users
93% are Facebook users
33% are Twitter users
13.8% are "bloggers"
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tm22
16.
internet is free?
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Free Press Pics
17.
revolutionizing social media
Transforming the selfie generation
#AbolishPork
Viral memes, videos
Alternative press, blogging
From online to offline
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Fred Dabu
18.
How to utilize social media
Arouse
Organize
Mobilize
Framing
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theunabonger
19.
successful online campaigns
#MillionPeopleMarch, #AbolishPork
Noynoying
Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street
Yolanda
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tacit requiem (joanneQEscober )
20.
Some strategies for online campaigns
Blog Action Day
Changing profile pictures
Same status, tweets
Many, many, many more
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Simon Oosterman
21.
challenges
Cyber-utopianism
Internet-centrism
Clicktivism
State repression (surveillance, Cybercrime law)
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IntelFreePress
22.
system error. Restart. #CHANGE
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DoctorTongs
23.
Cleve arguelles (@clevearguelles)
Former Student Regent, UP Board of Regents
24.
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clevearguelles.wordpress.com
Blue Jeans kolum,
pinoyweekly.org
Philippine Online Chronicles Youth,
thepoc.net
Student Power column,
bulatlat.com
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"The Wanderer's Eye Photography"
25.
#CHANGE
Utilizing Digital Media for Social Change
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Truthout.org
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