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After reading the article "Creating a More Just and Sustainable World", choose an organization mentioned in the article that interests you and is making a difference in society. Research it on the internet. In your original post, answer the following:
What is the name of the organization, its website and its goals/mission?
What kind of social change do you think this organization is trying to effect? (Provide evidence that supports this).
From the website, comment on how your organization is attempting to do the following:
a. How does it recruit members/volunteers and organize supporters?
b. How is it financially supported? Are its finances clearly visible? How do they raise funds?
c. How is this organization working to transform public opinion, affect behavior or achieve social change?
d. How does this organization use media (for any of the above activities)?
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