(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Public becomes active and organizes to discuss and do something about the situation
Scope of the problem is difficult to grasp because of its hidden nature
It doesn’t account for the power imbalance between organizations and their publics
Conducted focus groups and phone surveys to determine the problem
To gain the attention of the target organization and the opportunity to engage it
Texas Council on Family Violence
Money, power, influence
Legitimate publics
Attorney General’s Office
Media interviews to get out information
Calls to the national domestic violence hotline increased 69% for English calls and 93% for Spanish calls
Resource for local organizers as well as central information source for stakeholders
Publicize domestic violence programs and services and to provide information to the general public on ways they could assist friends and family living with domestic violence
Used famous spokespeople as well as victims of domestic violence and their friends and family
Activists use social media to develop legitimacy, to create a source of credible information for stakeholders, and to strengthen influence
Used media outlets, business partnerships, celebrity spokespeople, high profile events as the steps taken to attempt to eliminate the problem
Excellence theory
1.) “There is Help, There is Hope” 2.) “Family and Friends”
Not having resources in their native language, not knowing how to communicate in English
Increase Texas-based calls to the national family violence hotline, identify 10 grassroots partners, distribute 1 million education campaign materials
Diagnostic, prescriptive, motivational
DIY media relations toolkits as well as detailed website content as resources
“Family and Friends” TV and radio advertisements as a call to action
Rates of domestic violence were 10 percent higher in Texas than the national rate, only 5 percent of victims received assistance from domestic violence programs in Texas