So I've been thinking about what I can do for the creative portion of my final project, and I think I have a pretty good idea. I was thinking about how all we've read is theory so far in this class, which makes sense as it is a theory class. However, I've been a little frustrated throughout the class trying to reconcile theory and real life application. Yes someone may have a flawless feminist theory, and it could be the most beautiful piece of writing ever seen--but can it actually be transformed outside of the page and into people's physical actions? I'm not so sure. I do hope it is possible though!

So going along with that, I think that my creative portion will be a 'Campaign in a Box.' I'll create an entire campaign along the lines of my theory of complicity so that there isn't just the theoretical, there is the empirical as well. The campaign box will include a full campaign plan--targets, tactics, strategies, goals, coalition partners, events, timelines, sample petitions, etc. It'll also have a how-to guide for starting a new campaign either by yourself or with a group of people. I will do my best to have this be as realistic as possible so that if anyone were ever interested in using the materials for the campaign I create, or any campaign at all, they could utilize my 'Campaign in a Box' and not only talk about change--but facilitate it as well.

What do you guys think?