MODULE 5 | EUNITED PROJECT

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Question 1: What is the main goal of visual advocacy?

A. To make your images look professional

B. To use media creatively to raise awareness and inspire change

C. To promote art exhibitions only

D. To collect likes on social media

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Question 2: What makes visual storytelling effective for advocacy?

A. High-quality equipment and editing

B. A strong emotional message that connects with viewers

C. Using many photos with little explanation

D. Avoiding difficult social topics

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Question 3: What makes community engagement effective?

A. Working alone to tell your story

B. Focusing on technical photography skills only

C. Listening, collaborating, and co-creating messages with others

D. Sharing photos without context

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Question 4: What is the first step in creating a visual advocacy campaign?

A. Selecting a social media platform

B. Taking as many photos as possible

C. Identifying the key issue and desired change

D. Writing a press release

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Question 5: Why is it important to match your message to your communication channel?

A. Because different audiences respond to different formats

B. Because some platforms are more popular than others

C. To make the campaign look more professional

D. To ensure you use trending hashtags

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Question 6: Which communication channel is best for direct dialogue with policymakers?

A. Social media posts

B. Roundtables or community forums

C. Private group chats

D. Paid advertisements

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Question 7: Why is it important to evaluate your campaign’s impact?

A. To see how many followers you gained

B. To reflect, learn, and improve future campaigns

C. To compare your work to others

D. To make your visuals more complex

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Question 8: You’ve created a photo series about the inclusion of migrant youth. Your goal is to share it with both local citizens and city leaders. Which two communication methods fit best?

A. A community exhibition and a roundtable discussion

B. A private WhatsApp group and a photo competition

C. A print brochure and a paid ad

D. A closed online album

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Question 9: What is one advantage of using social media for advocacy?

A. It provides quick reach and interaction with diverse audiences

B. It replaces the need for exhibitions or events

C. It requires no planning or message design

D. It is the only valid communication channel for advocacy

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Part 2: Case study question:

In this part, a case study is presented, and your task is to advise them on how to make their campaign more effective.

Case study:
A group of young migrants in Italy wants to raise awareness about the challenges of housing access. They decide to create a short video campaign that will be shared online and presented at a community event.
10. Defining the Message

A. Focus on general migration issues.

B. Highlight personal stories about housing struggles and hopes.

C. Include unrelated topics like education or transport.

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Choosing the Communication Channel

A. A public exhibition and short videos on Instagram.

B. Only internal meetings with the team.

C. A closed online group.

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Engaging the Community

A. Invite local residents, landlords, and NGOs to watch and discuss the video.

B. Post the video without any context.

C. Send it privately to friends.

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Measuring Impact

A. Track comments, shares, and local discussions following the event.

B. Count how many minutes the video is.

C. Focus on improving editing techniques only.

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