Social Media’s Role in Influencing Policies for Hispanic Families: Insights by Valeria Gurr, Ph.D. Candidate
Title: Social Networking Analysis in Hispanic Family Policies
Author: Valeria Gurr, Ph.D. Candidate
Affiliation: Department of Public Policy and Leadership
Summary of Research
Table of Contents
Valeria Gurr’s work focuses on how social media groups can affect policies for Hispanic families. This research examines the connections between social networks and community influence on public policy outcomes.
Advisory Committee Members
- Lawrence Mullen, Ph.D. – Chair
- Magdalena Martinez, Ph.D. – Member
- Michael Gordon, Ph.D. – Member
- Erika Marquez, Ph.D. – Graduate College Representative
Key Aspects of the Research:
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Social Media Impact: The study explores how online communities shape opinions and behaviors related to policy among Hispanic families.
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Community Engagement: It investigates how active participation in social media influences families’ awareness of and involvement in policy matters.
- Policy Change: The research looks at specific examples of how social media advocacy has led to changes in local and national policies affecting Hispanic communities.
Conclusion
Valeria Gurr’s analysis highlights the significance of social media as a tool for change within Hispanic families. It emphasizes the power of community engagement in influencing policies that directly impact their lives. This research contributes to understanding the role of technology in public policy advocacy.