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INDIVIDUALISM?

August 4, 2017 By admin Leave a Comment

Pink ribbon culture involves two directed citizen roles: a collective role of volunteer fundraiser and an individual role aimed at early detection. A fear of breast cancer influences women to monitor their individual bodies for breast cancer. This approach may increase an individual woman’s chances for early detection and survivorship. However, it does little on a citizenship basis to eradicate breast cancer as a health crisis. The role of volunteer fundraiser pushes more into the realm of collective citizen impact. However, after three decades since the current evolution of the breast cancer movement began with the advent of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it’s time for a new collective citizenship role such as #TheFaceOffChallenge, which utilizes internet memes on social media as a genre for digital activism and citizenship. Participate in #TheFaceOffChallenge, challenge your friends to join you, share our messages, and finally, create your own with the meme generator.

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This project is a result of research at the University of Central Florida and will generate new scholarly knowledge about digital citizenship that will benefit non-profit organizations, companies engaging in corporate social responsibility activities, and the many causes digital citizens deem worthwhile. If you have questions or concerns, contact Jennifer Roth Miller, Doctoral Candidate, Texts and Technology Doctoral Program, College of Arts and Humanities, at jenniferrothmiller@knights.ucf.edu or Dr. Stephanie Vie, Faculty Supervisor, Department of Writing and Rhetoric at Stephanie.Vie@mail.ucf.edu.