CAN: Collective Action Network
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Dear colleagues, We, @melisulug, Maja Kutlaca & Helena Radke, are organising an EASP meeting on "understanding the multifaceted and applied nature of collective action research." 29-31 August 2024, Durham University, UK Deadline March 1. Here is the link:
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Thanks to both speakers! We had a great discussion on the role of contact in collective action (and the role of collective action in contact). We'll be back next year with more webinars & workshops. Stay tuned, and have a great break! 🎄
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@ProfJohnDrury @kayleighasmith_ If you have any suggestions (topics or speakers), please send them to us! We are more than happy to hear them and take them into consideration. THANK YOU! 😇
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RT @DrAnneTempleton: I was lucky enough to get a sneak preview of Kayleigh's slides and can confirm it's going to be a great talk. Very muc…
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RT @baothivancong: What a pleasure to attend and present at @CANetwork's very first #CANMeeting. Thank you @melisulug, Maja Kutlaca, Helena…
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RT @HakanCakmak_psy: So lovely to present at the 1st Collective Action Network Meeting to lots of people with whom I truly enjoy hanging ou…
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RT @yarazebian: Few spaces are safe for us as minority folks & PhD/early career researchers in the mostly zionist & hypocritical spaces of…
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RT @melisulug: I can’t believe the 1st @CANetwork conference is over! It was the best conference I’ve ever attended (and organised) 🙌 I tha…
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And that's a wrap for the first ever #CANMeeting! Thank you to all sponsors, attendees and presenters. We will see you all again next year! 🎆🎇
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Which allies would participate in solidarity-based collective actions again and again? @leahartwich empirically tested the validity of Radke et al. (2020) and found that only outgroup-focused motivations predicted future collective action!
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How do in- and outgroup needs influence allyship? Faruk Saglamoz looked at allies from advantaged and disadvantaged groups and found that the satisfaction and frustration of ingroup needs predicted normative and non-normative actions respectively!
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How can different groups of people come together to act for social change? In a novel study, @EAHaines89 used interactions on Wikipedia to understand how groups with different opinions on Australia's Indigenous Voice referendum negotiated and reached value consensus.
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