community action and modalities

1. Community Action
Modalities and
Citizenship

2. TUMUAL PORSUPT
MUTUAL SOPPURT

3. YMUNCOMIT
EGAGNETNEM
COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT

4. MITCOMTNEM
COMMITMENT

5. ( Gisina n.d. )
 Give a concise discussion regarding the
picture provided

6. JOHN DONNE
“No man is an island, entire
of itself; every man is a
piece of the continent, a
part of the main.”

7. • We cannot live independently at all-times, and
this is the universal truth that nobody exists on
its own
• We need someone and community care so that
we can perform well, rise to challenges, and
overcome obstacles
• Therefore, this lesson acknowledges the
Community Action Initiatives and
Interrelationship of Self and Community as
mutually symbiotic from each other, for one
grows with the help of the other

8. Community Action
- refers to the collective efforts
of people directed toward
addressing social problems,(e.g.,
social inequalites, environmental
degradation, and poverty) in
order to achieve social well-
being.

9. Community
Engagement
- Denotes interaction, sharing and
relationships at different level. It
can be defined as the partnership
between two pares such as
academic institutions and local
communities for mutual benefits
and is characterized by reciprocal

10. Community
Engagement
Community engagement has four-part
definition:
Active collaboration
Builds on the resources, skills, and
expertise and knowledge of campus
and community
Improves the quality of life in the
communities
In a manner that is consistent with the

11. Forms of
Community
Engagement

12. 1. Direct Service
Giving personal time
and energy to
address immediate
community needs.

13. 2. Community
Research
Exploring a community to learn
about its assets and how itis
being affected by current social
problems. This form of
community engagement
provides knowledge that other
efforts can build upon.

14. 3. Advocacy and
Education
Using various modes of
persuasion (e.g., petitions,
marches, letter-writing to
convince government or
corporate decision-makers to
make choices that will benefit
the community.

15. 4. Capacity Building
Working with the diverse
constituencies of a
community and building
on existing assets to solve
problems and make it a
better place.

16. 4. Capacity Building
Creating a space for
everyone in the
community to have a say
in what the community
should belike and how to

17. 5. Political
Involvement
Participating in
processes of
government such as
campaigning and

18. 5. Political
Involvement
This includes keeping informed
about issues in the local,
national, and global
communities in order to vote
responsibly and engaging in
discourse and debate about
current social issues.

19. 6. Socially Responsible Personal and
Professional Behavior
Maintaining a sense of
responsibility to the
welfare of others when
making personal or
professional decisions.

20. 6. Socially Responsible Personal and
Professional Behavior
Using one’s career or
professional training to
benefit the community. This
category describes personal
life-style choices that reflect
commitment to one’s values:

21. 6. Socially Responsible Personal and
Professional Behavior
recycling, driving a hybrid
car, or bicycling top work;
buying or not buying certain
products or choosing to
work for companies with

22. 7. Philanthropic
Giving
Donating or
needed items;
organizing or
participating in

23. 8. Participation in
Association
 Participating in community
organizations that develop the
social networks that provide a
foundation for community
building efforts including a civic
associations, sports leagues,

24. Solidarity
Regarding our fellow human beings
justly and respecting who they are as a
person. Based on the perspective that a
person is a relational being; a person is
in connection with other people, with
the society and with the environment.
This means that a person must relate
responsibly and act in solidarity with
others and the whole humanity.