The phrase "activist experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the experiences or activities of someone who is actively involved in advocacy or social change efforts.
Example: "Her activist experience includes organizing community events and participating in various campaigns for social justice."
Alternatives: "advocacy experience" or "activism background".
"I wanted to have the full activist experience".
This article represents the reflections of a young social movement scholar and Occupy participant, struggling to make sense of OM in terms of social movement scholarship and actual activist experience.
She had 10 children, three of whom died in infancy, and her first organized activist experience involved fighting for their equal education rights.
How closely does each woman's story of her childhood, schooling, early romances, sometimes first marriage, and activist experiences repeat the accounts elicited then?
We close by speculating on what mechanisms may help explain variation in the long-term effects of youth service or activist experiences.
Growing up in Homs in Syria, the 29 year old has been a student activist, experienced imprisonment and exile and has been a leader in Syria's opposition.
Don't get me wrong, there have always been young activists, but it's wonderful to see so many pre-teens having their first activist experiences at Moral Monday, all because of you.
I wanted to represent these kids, these protests, as they were, not the way the Western media reports them, but the way activists experience them.
Labour has a vast national membership, a committed base of loyal activists, experienced parliamentarians and a talented new generation of politicians.
Many women activists experienced substantial gender discrimination, and were passed over for appointments or barred from academic and other institutions.
The participation of organizations affected by tuberculosis has been encouraged by the influence of HIV activism and the empowerment HIV activists experienced through their legitimization as stakeholders in the HIV response: Global Fund projects incorporated organizations and mobilization from civil society working on HIV and tuberculosis.
