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is composed of the considerations and activities of individuals.

community

It may not have a physical area, but can be delineated by being a group of individuals with a common interest.

community

The community is seen as a set of continuous interactions and human behaviors that have meaning and expectations between its members.

community as a social construct

Some large communities contain other smaller communities within their areas or their boundaries.

community within communities

A community's culture enables it to be distinct from other cultures. It allows the community to have its own identity and expand it even to its neighboring communities.

community as a cultural concept

A community is cultural because it is a social organization composed of traditions and practices learned by its members.

community as a cultural concept

A community can be characterized by depicting its social and political systems which bind people, community organizations, and leaders.

social science perspective

A community is comparable to a living creature which is composed of diverse parts that function uniquely.

institutional perspective

The civil society can impact the activities of chosen policy-makers and businesses.

civil society perspective

Each individual has their own sense of community that is beyond its definitions and essence. Individuals share a unique sense of belonging in more than one community, affecting their social roles.

grassroots level perspective

is a set of interactions and human behaviors that have meaning and expectations among its members.

sociological construct

The term dynamics refer to a pattern or process of change, or growth, or activity

community dynamics

This is the community's capacity to have control of their own activities and resources, and their ability to exercise decision-making.

Community Power Relations

In a community, its leaders must be able to lead the members in carrying out their shared objectives.

leadership

This can be characterized by alterations of cultural attitudes, values, behavior, or social organization.

social change

These are collective activities done by members of a community that aim to address the needs of its members.

community actions

This is the process of working collaboratively with a community through volunteering and civic involvement.

community engagement

The sense of responsibility and accountability to one's community

solidarity

Membership and fulfillment of duties to one's own community

citizenship

Studying community dynamics will help devise community action initiatives that provide solutions to the problems of the community.

community dynamics and actions

These aim to address different social issues in a progressive way that fits the present-day society.

applied social science

By applying psychological principles and communication skills, they encourage and strengthen individuals to overcome challenges and reach their fullest potential.

guidance counselors

They organize communities and promote empowerment and liberation of people, especially those who are oppressed or marginalized.

social workers

They provide access to accurate, reliable, fair, and relevant information that benefit all communities. They also protect and practice freedom of expression.

Communicators, Journalists, and Media Personnel

"the process of working collaboratively with and through groups of people affiliated by geographic proximity, special interest, or similar situations to address issues affecting the well-being of those people."

community engagement

individual's' involvement in voluntary work

voluntary organization

practice wherein the members use their skills and talents to meet the collective goals of the community

citizen participation

a collective action where people voluntarily and mutually cooperate to improve the physical, social, and economic conditions of a community grounded on human rights, social justice, respect for diversity, and equality

community development

Improvement of physical, social, and economic conditions

Facilitation of community engagement

Increased motivation and confidence to participate

Improved sense of community and competence

Strengthens emotional ties and social support

Interpersonal benefits

Improvement in leadership, group cohesion

Coalition building

Partnerships and better linkages guarantee efficient delivery of services.

Identification of community needs and enhancement in delivering of social services

• Cultivates social cohesion or connectedness and solidarity Promotes "bonding" that strengthens relationships and trust in the social capital • Involvement in planning that leads to a sense of community feeling

Increased community involvement

Access to information and resources for potential research that would benefit the whole community

Academic and research benefits

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