"a social action" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to any action or behavior that is influenced by social factors or has an impact on society as a whole. Example: Protesting for equal rights is a social action that aims to bring attention to and enact change on issues of social justice.
It could also involve helping students carry out a social action or community service project related to the issue.
He began The Bully Project, a social action campaign that uses film to inspire parents, educators and students.
VALARIE KAUR New Haven, Sept. 13, 2011 The writer is the director of Groundswell, a social action initiative of Auburn Seminary.
Jorge Hernández, a Social Action official, explains that his teams have eradicated some 4,000 hectares of coca in the valleys of Balboa in the previous seven weeks.
This summer, for example, the Think Big Hub is hosting various workshops, including sessions on digital business skills and how to start a social action project.
He has prayed for the cleanup of the dump, preached about it, and formed a social action ministry devoted solely to that purpose.
After that, Mr. Miller vigorously supported a social-action program to combat poverty in poor areas and to broaden the church's membership.
Best known for its Oscar-winning documentary "An Inconvenient Truth" (based on former Vice President Al Gore's anti-global-warming crusade), Participant has a mandate to produce profitable cinema with a social-action impulse.
Following the company's mandate, a social-action campaign will follow the release, involving more than 50 environmental groups and advocating for the passage of a federal chemical-security act.
It set up a social-action project in Rwanda to bring hundreds of volunteers over recent years, including Tory MPs, to assist with construction of schools and community centres.
The man his daughter calls a "social-action machine" was in many ways the last person you would expect to have composed the "Serenity Prayer," as the words he read in Heath's Union Church have been known ever since they became (in simplified form) a mantra of Alcoholics Anonymous.
