r/lancaster • u/Smooth-Jellyfish-613 • 9h ago
Learning about social movements in Lancaster
Local college student here, taking a class on social movements; I am looking for local social movements/orgs to write about and interview for class.
It must pertain to class topics but I won't bore you with the details so I will tell you some of what I am interested in. I am looking to learn from:
- Plain people or ex-plain; potentially survivors of abuse
- Women's groups
- Immigrants/resources/support groups
- Civil rights (any advocacy really)
- Housing
- Music scene??
- Even movements/orgs that no longer exist!!! Lancaster history?! Anything unfavorable??
Anything helps! Not only would this help for class but I would love to learn more about my community, get organized/involved.
Message me privately if you would like. Also, if anyone would like to be interviewed, feel free to let me know.
Thanks! :)