COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
THAT CONTRIBUTE TO
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH SOLIDARITY
OBJECTIVES:
1. understand the meaning of community
engagement and community development and
the effects of community solidarity through
community engagement contributes to
community development;
OBJECTIVES:
2. be aware of the forms of community engagement
and share decision-making with the youth netizens
through digital online meeting to realize community
outreach during this COVID-19 pandemic; and
3. appreciate the importance of solidarity through
community engagement.
FORMS OF
COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT
DIRECT SERVICE:
Giving personal time and energy to
address immediate community needs.
Examples Include tutoring, serving food at a
shelter, building or repairing homes, and
neighborhood park clean‐ups.
COMMUNITY RESEARCH:
Exploring a community to learn about
its assets and how it is being affected
by current social problems. This form
of community engagement provides
knowledge that other efforts can build
upon.
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. Raising public awareness of
social issues by giving speeches to community
groups, distributing written materials to the general
public, or providing educational activities in schools
CAPACITY BUILDING:
Working with the diverse
constituencies of a community and
building on existing assets to solve
problems and make it a better place.
Creating a space for everyone in the
community to have a say in what the
community should be like and how to
get there.
POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT:
Participating in processes of government
such as campaigning and voting. This
includes keeping informed about issues in
the local, national, and global communities
in order to voted responsibly and engaging in
discourse and debate about current social
issues.
SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PERSONAL AND
PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOR:
● Maintaining a sense of responsibility to the welfare of
others when making personal or professional decisions. Using
one’s career or professional training to benefit the community.
This category describes personal lifestyle choices that reflect
commitment to one’s values: recycling, driving a hybrid car, or
bicycling to work; buying or not buying certain products
because of unjust corporate policies or choosing to work for
companies with socially just priorities.
PHILANTHROPIC GIVING:
● Donating funding or needed items;
organizing or participating in fundraising
events.
PARTICIPATION IN
ASSOCIATIONS:
● Participating in community
organizations that develop the social
networks that provide a foundation for
community‐building efforts including
civic associations, sports, leagues,
church choirs, and school boards.
PARTICIPATION IN
ASSOCIATIONS:
● Participating in community
organizations that develop the social
networks that provide a foundation for
community‐building efforts including
civic associations, sports, leagues,
church choirs, and school boards.
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REFERENCE: Quintana, M. and Alayón, D. (2022) Chapter 8. Aprende a aprender.
Upgrade. Desarrolla tu perfil a prueba de futuro, pp. 131-147. Lid editorial
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