Chapter 10 Flashcards

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People are organized into associations, societies etc in order to achieve common goals
which ultimately may give/contribute benefits to the person/ individual, groups/
associations, and to the community.

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CONCEPT OF ORGANIZATION

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is composed of a group of people, with a purpose, implementing
specific tasks/activities covering specific geographic areas or defined boundaries

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ORGANIZATION

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is a process where people who live in proximity to each other
come together into an organization that acts in their shared self-interest.

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Community Organizing

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under the rubric of leadership development,
they devote considerable time and resources to develop the skills, knowledge , and
responsibilities of their members. “ never do for others what they can do for
themselves” is known as the iron rule of organizing.

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Teach by showing, learn by doing

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is basically the process of establishing a viable and functional
community organization that is created to contribute to sustainable development of
rural communities.

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COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION APPROACH

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participative culture and influence in decisions = CO considers
participation as an end in itself. We are convinced that societal changes come about
most often through the involvement, instigation and commitment of many people.

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Live with People

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a vision to give the change process- not a piece of
meat but an integrated approach = CO is a value based process by which people
are brought together in organizations to jointly act in the interest of their
communities and the common good

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An integrated approach

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a critical perspective= organization seeking to change
policies and institutions that are not working. In many communities, they are
the only force promoting institutional accountability and responsiveness

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Not relief but release

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PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZING

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Not relief but release
An integrated approach
Teach by showing, learn by doing
Live with People

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It can be used to motivate and challenge people to organize themselves towards
the desired change.

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Problem

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It is the right of all people to participate in decision making on issues affecting
them

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Participation

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Establishing good relationships and trust building are important foundations in CO

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PEOPLE

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People empowerment is the goal of community organizing, there is strength in
numbers only when people are organized. If people work together, they become
stronger.

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POWER

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In community organizing, process and relationship are as important as the solutions
to the problems.

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PROCESS

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MAJOR PROCESSES OF COMMUNITY
ORGANIZING

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TRAINING AND EDUCATION
ORGANIZATION BUILDING
DEVELOPING STRUCTURES
MOBILIZATION

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enables grass-root people to sustain work together. This enables members to pool
their strength and resources.

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ORGANIZATION BUILDING

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At the heart of the process of transformation is the understanding of the true nature
to empower the community in terms of where they have been, where they are, and
where they are needed to go. CO is viewed as the only capacity building strategy
that prioritizes essential community –base building, and authentic leadership
development.

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TRAINING AND EDUCATION

10
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to function effectively on a sustained basis in the context of collective leadership,
free and equal participation and organized action

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DEVELOPING STRUCTURES

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collaborative work and community building is a very essential lifeblood of achieving
and sustaining healthy communities. Mobilizing in community organizing is
tantamount to experiential, community based, adult education and democratic
participation SUSTAINING. Creating a learning organization with an action-reflection
change –and action

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MOBILIZATION

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ROLES OF THE COMMUNITY ORGANIZER

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Facilitator
Animator
Enabler
Catalyst

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uses methods and practices that make a group process easier and ensure
that everyone works on the same problem using the same approach

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Facilitator

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facilitates heightened awareness and understanding of issues/ problems for
a social decision.

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helps the community discover and uses all its potential for creative and
constructive teamwork

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helps hasten the process of planned change and make sure the organizing
process is fully understood.

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qualities that a community organizer should have
Imagination Sense of humor Blurred vision of a better world Strong ego/ sense of oneself - An Organized Personality A free open mind, and political relativity Ability to create the new out of the old
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happens when people or community becomes aware and start asking why they are in such a situation.
awakening stage
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the process/ stages in the awakening stage
Pre-entry ENTRY STAGE
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It's extremely important that you get to know the community you will be working in and the history of the issue you will address.
Pre-entry
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is an important part of CO, as it lays the foundation for all the work that comes afterwards.
ONE ON ONE/INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
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This is the initial step towards integrating into the Barangay / Community. It is important for you to project credibility
Entry Stage
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the process where you stay or live in the community for a better understanding and experience on the community’s way of life and to develop the much needed good relationship with them
Community immersion
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where the people act together to bring about change and take the opportunity to plan, implement, and evaluate their actions.
Empowerment Stage
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is an association of people living in the same geographic location and sharing the same problems and potential solutions
community-based organization or CBO
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In this stage begins to adopt systems, procedures and strengthen the structure to sustain the change process.
INSTITUTIONALIZING STAGE
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the process whereby the CO gradually leaves management and CBO project activities with the CBO until the organization has achieved self-reliance and capacity to sustain. A
Exit
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you must be imaginative to understand the characteristics and the proper pattern of the community you are working with. You possess the extra high level of awareness and sensitivity to pick up on individual and group dynamics.
Imagination
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you set the mood and tone for the meeting. Humor makes difficult things easy and builds a friendly atmosphere to make the group feel comfortable
Sense of Humor
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it is important that people will realize that you have no preconceived program. You lead the change process but you can't decide nor discuss for them.
Blurred vision of the better world
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you help people to believe in themselves. A leader who builds people's confidence so that they can accomplish what they have never accomplished before.
an organized personality
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organizers are neutral. They do not take sides. Their primary concern is for the group to arrive at a consensus, and their challenge is to motivate people to act on their common interest
A free open mind, and political relativity
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organizers develop new relationships out of old ones- by linking one person to another and by linking whole networks of people together.
Ability to create the new out of the old