Science 7 - LAND and SEA BREEZE and its Characteristics
Leadership w/o Authority as a toolkit.pdf
1.
Healthy Balance between one and many
ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
&
Adaptive
Leadership a.k.a.
Leadership w/o
Authority as a toolkit
Establishing our own Definition
Citizen: Legal status as a member of the
state, including rights, responsibilities, and
privileges.
This is written in the 1987 Philippine
Constitution in Article 3, 4, 5 covering the Bill
of Rights, Citizenship, and Suffrage
Active Citizenship is the goal oriented
exercise of civil rights in society thru civic
group participation and engagement
Participation or pakikilahok
Engagement or pakikipagugnayan
Active Citizenship Goals
Community Goal
Civic Participation
Civic Engagment
Active citizenship exercise thru civic
LEARNING and/or community DEVELOPMENT
Democracy Goal
Horizontal Political Projections with Society
Vertical Political Projections with Government
Electoral Participation
Active citizenship exercise thru civic
engagement towards promoting deeper and
more plural DEMOCRACY towards realizing
the intent of the constitution as stated in the
preamble
UNICEF Chidren/Youth
Participation Models or 8 Rung
Ladder Model
8 Children/Youth Initiated shared decisions
with Adults
Children/Youth Initiated and Directed
Adult Initiated, Shared decisions with
Children/Youth
Consulted & Informed
Assigned but informed
Tokenism
Decoration
Manipulation
Civic Learning
Civic Learning Key Aspects
Civid Action
Aligned with your Skills and values
Community Grounding
Identifying Social Inequities
Civic Association
Civic Association within a community based
on engagement types and goals
Organizations with Civic Engagements
Key aspects
Diversity, Inclusive, & Equitable
Considerate of community welfare and
ADDRESSES SOCIAL INEQUITY
Respect for individual voices and UPHOLDS
HUMAN RIGHTS
Follows the rule of law
Engages Community and Government
towards a clear agenda to improve society
Identified Venues of Learning
Civic Knowledge
Community Needs Awareness
Results Orientation
Integrity of civic values
Best Practice Communication
What is a Healthy Civic Engagement?
Leadership Exercise Basics for
Young Leaders/Active Citizen
Leadership or CIVIC LEADERSHIP
Understanding the problem or Proper
Problem Framing
Main Problem Identification using Problem
Tree Analysis
What is your Theory of Change?
What is and how to make a "SOLUTION
TREE - OBJECTIVE TREE"
Understanding Basic Complexities (Shcarmer)
Basic Results Framing
Intro to performance Triangle
Intro to VMOKRAPI-PATRES
Knowing your Leadership Capacity or Basic
Leadership Capital
Understanding Leadership Capital & Charting
Basic Leadership Capital
Skills, Reputation and Relations
What is my Leadership Journey?
Personal Narrative & Self Awareness
Leadership with Integrity
Creating Venues of Engagement & Civic
Learning-Tranformative Learning Venues
Who do you need to partner with or Basic
Stakeholder Scoping
Knowing the Boundaries and your Values
when operating or Basic Ethical Framework
Setting
Basic Active Citizenship Strategic
Engagement for scaling (Bridging
Leadership Basic Framework)
Ownership
Co-Ownership
Create Areas for Civic Learning of the Issue
2
Co-Creation
Importance to Social
Accountability & Good
Governance
Basic Adaptive Leadership for Young Leaders
Synthesize using Adaptive Leadership
Framework (Heifetz)
What is Your Technical Challenge?
What is the Adaptive Challenge?
Civic Volunteer Opportunities as Holding
Environments of Leadership and Civic
Spaces, Provide Examples
Giving the work Back to the People:
Inspiration, Action, Reflection, Celebration
Magnifying "Voices form Below" example