What Kind Of Activist Are You?

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Every activist needs to start somewhere. This quiz will help you figure out where to start by figuring out what you love to do and what you're super good at. Even if you don't think you resemble the typical activist, causes really need all types of people to be the most successful and far-reaching.

Questions and Answers

1.

You find a cause you truly believe in. How do you want to make a difference?
- A.
  
  Lead a passionate rally to gather public support
- B.
  
  Craft a compelling documentary highlighting the issue
- C.
  
  Develop a detailed plan with actionable steps for change
- D.
  
  Work on the program, posters and other publicity creation
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2.

It's time to fundraise for your chosen cause. What approach appeals most to you?
- A.
  
  Organize a high-energy competition with exciting prizes
- B.
  
  Design a unique and visually stunning event experience
- C.
  
  Create a well-structured sponsorship program with different tiers
- D.
  
  Host an educational workshop highlighting the cause's impact
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3.

Your activism journey faces unexpected challenges. How do you adapt?
- A.
  
  Rally the team with an inspiring speech and adjust strategies
- B.
  
  Use the challenges as inspiration for new creative approaches
- C.
  
  Analyze the obstacles and develop a revised action plan
- D.
  
  Research similar situations and apply relevant solutions
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4.

What motivates you most in your activism efforts?
- A.
  
  Inspiring others to take action and creating a movement
- B.
  
  Expressing your creativity and leaving a lasting visual impact
- C.
  
  Seeing your well-organized plans come to life and achieve results
- D.
  
  Understanding the root causes and finding effective solutions
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5.

After achieving a success, how do you celebrate?
- A.
  
  Throw a victory party and acknowledge everyone's contributions
- B.
  
  Create a commemorative art piece or performance celebrating the milestone
- C.
  
  Hopping around the Caribbean, going to the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Haiti, and Puerto Rico
- D.
  
  Boston and New York City, to look at universities and go to science museums.
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6.

Imagine organizing a protest. What's your preferred approach?
- A.
  
  Lead a powerful march with clear demands and slogans
- B.
  
  Design impactful visuals and signs to convey the message creatively
- C.
  
  Secure permits, organize logistics, and ensure a peaceful protest
- D.
  
  Research protest history and best practices for maximum impact
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7.

What do you value most in an activist partner?
- A.
  
  Their passionate leadership and ability to motivate others
- B.
  
  Their creativity and ability to capture attention visually
- C.
  
  Their organizational skills and ability to see projects through
- D.
  
  Their research skills and knowledge of the issues at hand
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8.

You're invited to speak at an event about your activism. What's your focus?
- A.
  
  Sharing your personal story and inspiring others to get involved
- B.
  
  Using storytelling and visuals to paint a compelling picture of the issue
- C.
  
  Presenting a structured and data-driven argument for change
- D.
  
  Offering insightful analysis and potential solutions based on research
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9.

What does success look like in your activism efforts?
- A.
  
  Creating a large and active movement around the cause
- B.
  
  Leaving a lasting artistic or cultural impact related to the issue
- C.
  
  Implementing effective solutions and achieving tangible results
- D.
  
  Deepening public understanding and inspiring positive change
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10.

You receive a grant to support your activism. How do you allocate the funds?
- A.
  
  Invest in resources to mobilize and empower community members
- B.
  
  Use the funds to create impactful and visually striking materials
- C.
  
  Develop a budget, allocate resources efficiently, and track progress
- D.
  
  Conduct research, hire experts, and invest in knowledge-based strategies
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What Kind Of Activist Are You?

You find a cause you truly believe in. How do you want to make a difference?

It's time to fundraise for your chosen cause. What approach appeals most to you?

Your activism journey faces unexpected challenges. How do you adapt?

What motivates you most in your activism efforts?

After achieving a success, how do you celebrate?

Imagine organizing a protest. What's your preferred approach?

What do you value most in an activist partner?

You're invited to speak at an event about your activism. What's your focus?

What does success look like in your activism efforts?

You receive a grant to support your activism. How do you allocate the funds?