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Personalising climate change—how activists from Fridays for Future visualise climate action on Instagram
D. Shim
This exploratory study investigates how Fridays for Future activists effectively utilize Instagram for climate change communication. By personalizing climate narratives through powerful imagery, the research sheds light on the impacts of global climate change at a local level, performances that convey urgent messages, and the visualization of contentious politics. Conducted by David Shim.
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