The document discusses three modalities of community action: community engagement, solidarity, and citizenship. Community engagement involves community members actively participating in community activities and decision making. Solidarity emphasizes unity among community members and working together towards common goals. Citizenship refers to both the rights and responsibilities of community members in obeying laws and improving their community.

1. Community Engagement,
Solidarity and Citizenship

3. Recognize the value of undertaking community
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After studying this module, you will be able to:
 1. understand the importance of community action;
 2. list the three (3) different community action modalities; and
 3. determine the similarities and differences of the three
community action modalities.

4. Recall what you learned about Community
Action from past lectures.
Read and answer the following questions.
. Where did Community Action originated from?
a. United States
b. France
c. China

5. 2. When did Community Action
started?
a. 1950s
b. b. 1960s
c. c. 1970s

6.  3. Who is known as the grandfather of
Community Action?
a. Sargent Shriver
b. Lyndon B. Johnson
c. Richard Nixon

7.  4. What do you call an act that covers programs
that focuses on community action?
a. Economic Opportunity Act of 1964
b. Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2011
c. Allied Services Act of 1973

8.  5. Who was the president enacted the bill
that focuses on community action to combat
against poverty?
a. Sargent Shriver
b. Lyndon B. Johnson
c. Richard Nixon

9. The Economic Opportunity Act of 1964
 intends to provide jobs, educate, and support the
financial needs of entrepreneurs
 These goals were realized as community leaders
and its people act to convert ideas into results.
 It is by action that we actualize our goals

10. Community action
 vital in building harmonious and progressive community
 To be part of a community entails that we engage, we value
and be one with the community
 Social action, which involves local citizens to be part of
planning, operationalization, and implementation of goals
set by the community to develop.

11. The three modalities of
Community Action
Community Engagement
Solidarity
Citizenship

12. Community Engagement
 Each member of the community has a role to do
and only when those roles are performed that
community functions harmoniously and effectively.
 Being a responsible member of the community
helps to sustain community's growth and
development.

13. Community Engagement
 Goals of every community vary as communities have
different needs.
 Members of the community must get involve in interviews,
group discussions and surveys. In this way, community
leaders can assess of a possible program to take and/or plot
a solution of observed problems.

14. Community Engagement
 To engage means to connect.
 It is through connecting and networking that we can voice
out beautiful ideas that can be used by all.
 Everybody must have the sense of community wherein they
feel that they are the ones responsible in making things
works, for them and for their neighbors.

15. Community Engagement
"When people share a strong sense of community
they are motivated and empowered to change
problems they face, and are better able to mediate
the negative effects over things which they have no
control." (Chavis, D. & Wandersman, A. 2002)

16. Solidarity
 In community building, everybody must be given the
chance to contribute and be heard.
 Community members must work as one
 Everybody must be given equal opportunity to
experience what their community could offer.

17. Solidarity
Unity is needed for survival.
A united community means a safer
community

18. Citizenship
 "A citizen is a member of a political community who
enjoys the rights and assumes the duties of
membership." (SEP 2006)
 It is the people that the community serves and it is also
the people who makes a community as one.

19. Citizenship
 To enjoy rights set for a person, one must also follow laws set
for people's welfare. There are ten (10) qualities of a good
citizen according to Quizlet.com:
1. Respects the rights and properties of others
2. Respects and obeys the laws of the land
3. Take part in and improve life in his community
4. Take an active part in the government
5. A responsible family member

20. Citizenship
 To enjoy rights set for a person, one must also follow laws set for people's
welfare. There are ten (10) qualities of a good citizen according to Quizlet.com:
6. Loyal to his country and proud of his accomplishments
7. Uses natural resources wisely
8. Believes in equal opportunities for all people
9. Well informed on important issues and is willing to take a stand on these issues
when conscience demands it
10. Respects individual differences, point of view, and acknowledges that ways of
life are different from his own

22. Answer the following
questions.
 1.) Briefly discuss Community Action in five (5) sentences. 2.)
Define Sense of Community.
 3.) Cite three (3) events wherein you were able to participate
in activities in your community and how it went. Draw a
smiley emoticon, after stating the event, if you enjoyed it and
a sad emoticon if you did not.
 4.) Among the 10 Qualities of A Good Citizen enumerated by
Quizlet,com, what is the most difficult quality to have and
why?

23. INSTRUCTIONS: In your ANSWER SHEET,
answer the following questions.
 With this Covid 19 pandemic, cite your observations of the roles of government
employees and citizens in your community focusing on the New Normal
guidelines. Are the different modalities evident? If not, how do you intend to
resolve it? Limit your answers to maximum of 15 sentences only.
 Government Employees
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 Citizens ___________________________________________________________________
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