Category: Social Change

Table of Contents Introduction Culture Forces of Change Effects of Change Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The term social change is used to refer to a shift in the human aspect of biological development which encompasses; social behavior, community relations, nature, social structure, and social institutions to mention a few. A social change starts with a…

Building a strong relationship with key stakeholders is the main task of any nonprofit since this is the process that contributes to the capacity of achieving the overall organizational mission and particular goals. In their article, Guo and Saxton (2014) explore how nonprofits organizations utilize social media platforms to pursue their goals, reach their stakeholders,…

A tragedy of a massive scale that was World War II pushed human civilization into a new era that was marked by several shifts in societal norms. It has changed the way of life for numerous countries as they were left in a chaotic, exhausted state. However, World War II also provided many opportunities to…