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The document discusses memes as an empowering approach to social media that allows people to get away from mainstream culture, be listened to by creating something relatable that others can easily create and share collectively online. While some memes can be hurtful, others are created to inspire and bring about change. The document encourages creating empowering memes and provides links to meme generators for inspiration.
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Social networking has grown tremendously since the rise of the internet. It allows people to connect with friends and family online and share updates and photos. While social media provides benefits like staying in touch and making new connections, it also poses risks to privacy and overuse can negatively impact school performance, work productivity, and sleep. Users must be aware of how to safely utilize social networks while minimizing disadvantages.
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The document discusses a social media workshop at a national conference. It provides examples of how social media can be used to reach supporters and share news, stories, and information. Specific examples are given of how social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have been successfully used for campaigns, fundraising, and sharing research news. Attendees are asked to share their own social media usage ideas and experiences.
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