Social Media for Social Change: We Fight On

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We Fight On project presentation for the 2011 UNL Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Trafficking. Discussion of how social media can be used for social change initiatives.

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Social Media for Social Change: We Fight On Heather Soldonia University of Southern California

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