In addition to my job as a scholar, I have participated in different non-profit organizations and journalistic investigations about social movements and human rights. I am firm in my conviction that communication is a mechanism for social change. Thus, the documentation and analysis of human rights and social movements are central tasks for activists, journalists, and communication scholars.<\/p>\n
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