Vídeos para el cambio social : herramientas para generar y medir el impacto social

Tanya Notley; Andrew Lowenthal; Sam Gregory

Vídeos para el cambio social : herramientas para generar y medir el impacto social

Translated title of the contribution: Video for social change : developing a framework for assessing impact

Tanya Notley, Andrew Lowenthal, Sam Gregory

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

This book chapter is based on two years of research with industry partners. It reports on findings from interviews with six organisations, a survey with more than 30 people and a major literature review. It proposes a new framework and concept for defining and understanding impact in a field we call ‘Video for Change’.

Translated title of the contribution	Video for social change : developing a framework for assessing impact
Original language	Spanish
Title of host publication	Videoactivismo y Movimientos Sociales: Teoría y Praxis de las Multitudes Conectadas
Editors	Francisco Sierra Caballero, David Montero Sanchez, Tina Askanius
Place of Publication	Spain
Publisher	Gedisa Editorial
Pages	78-105
Number of pages	28
ISBN (Print)	9788416572243
Publication status	Published - 2015

Keywords

social change
human rights
communication
video recordings

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This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Vídeos para el cambio social : herramientas para generar y medir el impacto social. / Notley, Tanya; Lowenthal, Andrew; Gregory, Sam.
Videoactivismo y Movimientos Sociales: Teoría y Praxis de las Multitudes Conectadas. ed. / Francisco Sierra Caballero; David Montero Sanchez; Tina Askanius. Spain: Gedisa Editorial, 2015. p. 78-105.

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Vídeos para el cambio social : herramientas para generar y medir el impacto social

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