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• 1 2019-03-14T11:53:37-04:00 Engagement 1 How can I engage a portion of the student body who is not already interested in these issues in an authentic and rewarding way? I want to find out what issues people care about and what they are uneducated on, so I can create a media project that addresses these concerns. It is difficult to get students, especially Harvard students, involved in issues they do not care about, because everyone is overcommitted. I want to develop bite size media content with the issues that people do not understand and are interested in learning more about to capture their attention and interest. plain 2019-04-29T00:29:31-04:00
• 1 2019-03-14T11:52:29-04:00 Experience 1 What impact does this work have on students, their career choices, and their overall college experience? Through my research I hope to understand the benefits of engaging with these issues on campus so I can further work to persuade people to care about criminal justice reform. plain 2019-04-29T00:34:59-04:00
• 1 2019-03-14T11:53:01-04:00 Impact 1 What does student engagement with these issues do for society in a broader sense? I plan on investigating the work that students involved with criminal justice advocacy are doing on within their groups and individually. Through this I want to better understand the importance of criminal justice advocacy for society as a whole in order to justify the importance of educating people on these issues. plain 2019-04-29T00:54:16-04:00