Community Development
Main goal of community development
What is is to sustain places and people using all forms of community capital?
Number of steps involved in the planning process
What is eight?
Explain organizing for change
What begins with one person wanting to change one thing? It is a way for people to work together to solve a common problem.
Explain how to empower clients in decision making
What is enhancing the power and control that individuals, groups, families, and communities have over their destinies?
People have the right to exist with_____
What are their basic needs?
Define community sustainability
What is allows communities to sort through development options?
Number of procedures involved in attending to a problem at a macro level within an agency
What is ten?
Three approaches to problem solving in communities
What are service, advocacy, and mobilizing?
3 different perspectives can community be viewed from
What are context in which we practice, target of our change efforts, and the mechanism for change?
People have the right to treatment that is_____
What is that is fair and equal?
Three Es of sustainability
What are economics, environment, and equity?
Define change agent system
What is the individual who initiates the planned change process?
Strategies Community-based organizations (CBOs) use to mobilize residents
What are Social action campaigns and development model?
Number of steps involved in assessing for community change
What is seven?
People have the right to have_____
What is free choice and freedom?
3 fundamental contradictions or conflicts between the three dimensions underlying sustainability
What are development, resource, and property?
Define action system
What is includes those people who agree and are committed to work together in order to attain the proposed change?
Examples of community organizing models
What are Alinsky, Acorn, Boston, and IAF models?
Provide process for initiating and implementing macro change
What are idea, muster, identify assets, specify goals, implement, neutralize, evaluate?
People have the right to experience_____
What is no harm or injury that is minimal?
Define resilience
What is the ability of a system to respond to and adapt to disturbance or change?
Define cultural competency
What is the set of knowledge and skills that a social worker must develop in order to be effective with multicultural clients?
Four types of public participation
What are public action, public involvement, electoral participation, and obligatory participation?
5 Competencies required for effective empowerment
What are informational, intellectual, intrapersonal, interpersonal, and interventional?
People have the right to understand______
What is the truth and all available information?