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In designing our social change ventures, we need to select our topic. In thinking about our topic, helpful questions to ask ourselves are the following: 1) What sociodemographic and geographic settings am I most familiar with? 2) What are the needs in these settings? What are people asking for? 3) What resources do I have access to, which I can mobilize in a helpful way? 4) What skills and characteristics are my strengths and weaknesses? 5) What are my passions, what drives me in life? so you need not be an expert for the matter, you just need passion and motivation for your chosen topic.
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- 2. SOCIAL CHALLENGE -Anything about the world that you want to change that affects others
- 4. CHARACTERIZING SOCIAL CHALLENGE Two Important Viewpoint: ● SEEING THE PROBLEM – What you would like to change ● SEEING THE OPPORTUNITY – What you think you can change about it
- 5. Having a vision of how things could be better. Why things are like this today Seeing the Opportunity Understanding the Challenges
- 6. Understanding the Challenge Data is Power Collecting Information Likelihood of Success Information and researches Gathering all data available Improvements to the affected population
- 7. Designing social change ventures 1 Why it exist 2 Who the characters involved are 5 What the knowns versus unknowns are 4 How the surrounding environment (both physical and social) influences the challenge 3 6 What the back story is What the time trends are, i.e., where this is all going
- 8. Designing social change ventures 7 you need to be able to communicate this effectively
- 9. Designing social change ventures Being able to relay its importance for others to get involved Understanding the challenge for your own purposes
- 10. Designing social change ventures Think like a child Question all assumptions
- 11. Framework for Characterizing Your Social Change Ventures What is the challenge you are narrowing in on? What is its nature and characteristics? What consequences does it have on people? What are the root causes? What is the distribution of the challenge, its causes, and affected populations? What are the pathways by which these causes affect these populations? Who are the affected populations? What are their characteristics? Does it affect some more than others? What Why? Where? How? Who
- 12. Framework for Characterizing Your Social Change Ventures -Magnitude versus distribution (depth versus breadth) of the challenge -Sources, types, and quality of the data you are using to understand the challenge -What has been tried already, what has worked and what hasn’t—And why? Dimensions Prior attempts to conquer this challenge
- 13. Dimensions of Social Challenge ● Depth of impact ● Trends over time – is the problem decreasing, increasing, or staying the same? ● Uniformity versus variability - Is your challenge manifested in more or less the same way everywhere, or is it highly variable?
- 14. Dimensions of Social Challenge ● Dimensions of Data – Characteristics of Data ● Different Types of Data – Quantitative vs. Qualitative; Primary vs. Secondary; and raw vs. aggregate data.
- 15. Strengths and Weaknesses How to select social change ventures Sociodemographic Setting Needs-Based Framework Access to Resources Passion and Motivation
- 16. How to select social change ventures (1) Be systematic (2) Keep track of everything Collecting Information process of sorting through data to recognize patterns Analyzing Results 1 2
- 17. Analyzing Results ● Tables ● Diagrams
- 18. Analyzing Results (sample diagram)
- 19. Analyzing Results (sample) Ishikawa Diagram – Fishbone (Inverted)
- 20. SUMMARY Characterized What, who, where, why and how Collection and analysis of data -different data sources and types -analyzing results People Meet the needs Challenge Sollution SOCIAL VENTURE
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