Teach-in

This article explains the student form of an information event; for other meanings see teach-in (disambiguation)

A teach-in is a protest in the form of a teaching, discussion and information event organized by activists on a political, social or otherwise polarizing topic. Especially in the course of the 1968 movement , teach-ins were typically held on a university campus , often as a continuation of a sit-in or a go-in . It is a non-violent action . The audience should be informed about grievances and their classification in a larger context (for example structural violence ) and encouraged to do something about it.

If demonstrations have already taken place, the teach-in is primarily used to discuss how to proceed.

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• Go-in
• Sit-in
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