In Event: Collective Behavior and Social Movements Section Roundtables

Collective Behavior and Social Movements Section / Collective Behavior and Social Movements Section Roundtables

Simone Nicole Durham, Morgan State University

“External Framing”: A Theoretical Conceptualization Based on Black Millennial Perceptions of Black Lives Matter - Simone Nicole Durham, Morgan State University

“Is Silence Compliance?” Bay Area Perspectives on Modern Political Expression - Mattea Gutierrez, Las Positas College

The Time Has Come: Analysis of Iranian Celebrities' Digital Activism during the Woman, Life, Freedom Movement - Zahra Mansour, University of Kansas

What is a ‘political worker’? Leadership & leaderlessness in Lebanon’s ‘Independence Intifada’ - Karim Safieddine

Working Across Difference: Heterogeneous Framing Processes and Collective Action Strategies in the Practice of Agroecology - Águeda Ortega, University of Texas-Austin

Jack Gabriel Risien Wippell, The Ohio State University

Anna Milewski, University of Wisconsin-Madison