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and it organises campaigns to ensure that these needs are met. "Our answer is to organise people through the places where they have regular contact with their neighbours – faith institutions and workplaces and educational establishments. Our experience of practising broad based community organising across the UK has confirmed for us that the threads that once connected the individual to the family, the family to their community and the community to the wider society are fraying and in danger of breaking altogether. We believe these strands, connections and alliances are vital for a healthy democracy and should be the building blocks of any vibrant civil society. We believe in building for power which is fundamentally reciprocal, where both parties are influenced by each other and mutual respect develops. The power and influence that we seek is tempered by our religious teachings and moral values and is exercised in the fluid and ever-changing relationship with our fellow leaders, allies and adversaries. We value and seek to operate in the public sphere. We believe that UK public life should be occupied not just by a few celebrities and politicians – but also by the people themselves seeking a part of the action."

1830:. ACORN has since hired more staff and organised branches in Newcastle and recently Sheffield and the organisation involves 15,000 members. ACORN UK has combined online organising via social media with ACORNs traditional door-knocking approach, to organise transient private sector tenants. The group has also combined local direct-action "member defence" actions (including eviction resistances and picketing of rogue landlords/letting agents) with larger regional and national campaigns for housing rights (for example winning regional local authority support for including the standards of their "ethical lettings charter" in the regional West of England Rental Standard and persuading Santander bank to drop a buy to let mortgage clause requiring landlords to raise rents). They also worked alongside Generation Rent to register and mobilise the "renters vote" in the 2016 general election. 1997:

protest against the demolition and ask for resettlement and relocation. After camping overnight outside the Murray Building, which accommodated the Buildings, Lands and Planning departments. The protestors staged a sit-in at the lobby and kept all the lifts open, demanding to meet Director of Buildings, Helen Yu Lai Ching-ping. On 14 December, the social workers organized the residents to sit-in on the Garden Road outside the Murray Building. Residents brought their daily life instruments such as empty liquid petroleum gas pots and cooking utensils with the aim to stage a street theatre about losing their home. The liquid petroleum gas pots became the justification of police to clear the protest and caused much controversy. Twenty-two people, including social workers, were arrested under the charge of causing obstruction to traffic in Garden Road and attended court hearings.

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approach, which is the opposite of the social action (Alinsky) approach (where the focus is on challenging social and political inequalities that impact the community). The community-building approach depends on the participation and collaboration of both community organizers and community members. This eliminates the power difference between an organizer and participants. Therefore, the community-building approach supports the belief that power rests in the community and community empowerment is the process of building that power. Scholars Catherine P. Bradshaw et al. states that feminist organizers believe power is not quantifiable, and that power is created, rather than distributed. The hierarchical relationship between organizer and participant is broken down also by facilitating decision-making among community members rather than just by community leaders.

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other to consuming. This is very dangerous for democracy because the sense of citizenship and agency becomes feeble and ineffective. In other words, Civil Society becomes powerless. Community organising and the role of the professional Community Organiser is working out how to take back power from the State and the Market by holding them accountable. The state and the market cannot operate without moral values and direction. It is not the role of the state or the market to determine those values. In a democratic society there has to be a genuine public discourse concerning justice and the common good. Problems with the global banking system in 2008 in large part arose because "light touch regulation" meant that there was no underlying moral system. The market was left to its own devices with disastrous consequences for the global economy.

864:"Rights-based" community organizing, in which municipal governments are used to exercise community power, was first experimented with by the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF.org) in Pennsylvania, beginning in 2002. Community groups are organized to influence municipal governments to enact local ordinances. These ordinances challenge preemptive state and federal laws that forbid local governments from prohibiting corporate activities deemed harmful by community residents. The ordinances are drafted specifically to assert the rights of "human and natural communities," and include provisions that deny the legal concepts of "corporate personhood," and "corporate rights." Since 2006 they have been drafted to include the recognition of legally enforceable rights for "natural communities and ecosystems." 861:

are often able to engage with and influence powerful groups through dialogue, backed up by a history of successful protest-based campaigns. Similar to the way unions gain recognition as the representatives of workers for a particular business, community organizing groups can gain recognition as key representatives of particular communities. In this way, representatives of community organizing groups are often able to bring key government officials or corporate leaders to the table without engaging in "actions" because of their reputation. As Alinsky said, "the first rule of power tactics" is that "power is not only what you have but what the enemy thinks you have." The development of durable "power" and influence is a key aim of community organizing.

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Campaign calls for every worker in the country to earn enough to provide their family with the essentials of life. Launched by London Citizens in 2001, the campaign had by 2010 persuaded more than 100 employers to pay the Living wage and won over £40 million of Living Wages, lifting 6,500 families out of working poverty. The Living Wage is a number. An hourly rate, set independently, every year (by the Greater London Authority in London). It is calculated according to cost of living and gives the minimum pay rate required for a worker to provide their family with the essentials of life. In London the 2010–11 rate was £7.85 per hour. London is now being copied by other cities around the UK. As a result, Citizens UK set up the

1035: 775: 1236:) tried their hand at community organizing. They were critical of what they conceived of as Alinsky's "dead-end local activism". But the dispiriting reality was that however much they might talk about "transforming the system," "building alternative institutions," and "revolutionary potential", their credibility on the doorstep rested on their ability to secure concessions from, and therefore to develop relations with, the local power structures. Community organizing appeared to trap the radical activists in "a politics of adjustment". By the beginning of the 1970s most of the New Left groups had vacated their store-front offices. 1017:

members acting jointly to achieve an economic or other benefit. As opposed to commercial ventures, gains that result from community organizing automatically accrue to persons in similar circumstances who are not necessarily members, e.g. residents in a geographic area or in a similar socioeconomic status, or persons having conditions or circumstances in common who benefit from gains won by the organizing effort. This may include workers who benefit from a campaign affecting their industry, for example, or persons with disabilities who benefit from gains made in their legal or economic eligibility or status.

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traditional gender norms influenced by white domestic middle class womanhood. Currently, feminist organizing focuses on addressing gender inequalities, which means only the problems of women who follow and are impacted by gender norms will be addressed. Feminist organizing becomes counterproductive for those who do follow gender norms. Psychologist Lorraine Gutierrez claims that feminist organizing disregards problems that are larger than the scope of gender norms. This negatively impacts women empowerment because it is the diversity that motivates women to mobilize.

1943:, the British colonial government launched a series of policies to pacify the discontent and strengthen its rule. One of the measures was the subvention of "Neighbourhood Level Community Development Project" (NLCDP) in 1978, which is interpreted as an act to manage the pressure groups. Social workers were hired to provide activities and promote engagement in areas in shortage of welfare services. According to some scholars' view, in contrast with the government's intention, NLCDP then became a site of "radical community organizing movements" that used protest actions. 1885:

to learn the broad philosophy and skills of community organising and who are in a position to put them into practice in their institutions and neighbourhoods. The Institute provides training and consultancy on a commercial basis to other agencies which wish to employ the skills and techniques of community organising in their institutions. The ICO has an Academic Advisory Board and an International Professional Advisory Body drawn from the global network of Community Organising Institutes in the UK (CITIZENS UK), USA (Industrial Areas Foundation) and Germany (DICO).

789:, is a methodology for developing power and relationships throughout a community of institutions: today mostly congregations, but these can also include unions, neighborhood associations, and other groups. Progressive and centrist FBCO organizations unite around basic values derived from common aspects of their faith instead of around strict dogmas. There are now at least 180 FBCOs in the US as well as in South Africa, England, Germany, and other nations. Local FBCO organizations are often linked through organizing networks such as the 1906: 1712:

campaign. Citizens UK had negotiated to have David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Gordon Brown as the leaders of the three main political parties attend. Each candidate for Prime Minister was questioned on stage concerning their willingness to work with Citizens UK if elected. Each undertook to work with Citizens UK and come to future assemblies to give account of work achieved. In particular they agreed to work to introduce the Living Wage and to end the practice of holding children of refugee families in detention.

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greater opportunities for involvement in religious initiatives or movements. Digital tools allow faith based groups to spread their message further, better coordinate collective actions across distances and mobilize supporters in unprecedented ways – greatly democratizing this kind of organizing effort. However, this transition to digital also poses complex challenges that must be addressed on topics such as community identity and collective action – as noted by Earl and Kimport themselves in their book (

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cooperatives, schools, trades unions, universities and voluntary agencies. Community organising builds these institutions into permanent citizens membership alliances which work together to identify issues and agree ways of introducing solutions. Community organising teaches the art of non-partisan, democratic politics. Because community organising brings together diverse institutions which do not normally work together it is sometimes referred to as Broad Based community organising.

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away from their contentious approaches. The constituency of progressive and centrist organizing groups is largely low- or middle- income, so they are generally unable to support themselves through dues. In search of resources, some organizing groups have accepted funding for direct service activities in the past. As noted below, this has frequently led these groups to drop their conflictual organizing activities, in part because these threatened funding for their "service" arms.

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support the residents. In March, around 20 residents and social workers demonstrated outside the government office. Three were alleged to have clashed with police and security guards and were arrested. In late April, the SoCo decided to withdraw from the "Kingland's friend" and close the case, claiming that "residents were swayed by students associations to plan illegal and violent ways for protest". In May, nearly 300 riot police cleared the Kingland Apartments.

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of trust across racial, faith, economic and geographic lines through individual, face-to-face meetings. Other goals include internally strengthening the member institutions by developing the skills and capacities of their leaders and creating a vehicle for ordinary families to participate in the political process. The Industrial Areas Foundation sees itself as a "university of public life" teaching citizens the democratic process in the fullest sense.

1306:. The role of the organizer in these organizations was "professionalized" to some extent and resources were sought so that being an organizer could be more of a long-term career than a relatively brief, mostly unfunded interlude. The training provided by these national "umbrella" organizations helps local volunteer leaders learn a common "language" about organizing while seeking to expand the skills of organizers. 710:, they are able to reach beyond established organizations and the "churched" to bring together a wide range of less privileged people. FBCOs have tended to organize more middle-class people, because their institutional membership is generally drawn from the mainline denominations. ACORN tended to stress the importance of constant action in order to maintain the commitment of a less rooted group of participants. 100: 910: 868:

not a legal strategy, but an organizing strategy. Courts predictably deny the legal authority of municipalities to legislate in defiance of state and federal law. Corporations and government agencies that initiate legal actions to overturn these ordinances have been forced to argue in opposition to the community's right to make governing decisions on issues with harmful and direct local impact.

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Holiness, Pentecostal, and other related denominations (often "storefront") churches with mostly poor and working-class members tend not to join FBCOs because of their focus on "faith" over "works," among other issues. FBCOs have increasingly expanded outside impoverished areas into churches where middle-class professionals predominate in an effort to expand their power to contest inequality.

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material and social resources within society as the root cause of the community's issues. The process of creating empowerment starts with admitting that power gaps and resource inequalities exist in society and affects an individual's personal life. Though community organizers share the goal of community empowerment, community organizing itself is defined and understood in a variety ways.

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groups were more staff (organizer) directed than the leader (local volunteer) directed. (However, the same can be said for many forms of organizing, including FBCOs.) The "door-knocking" approach is more time-intensive than the "organization of organizations" approach of FBCOs and requires more organizers who, partly as a result, can be lower paid with more turnover.

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to highlight the problem of masking racial diversity, while sociologist Akwugo Emejulu uses the concept of essentialism (reducing women to their gender stereotypes) to highlight the capabilities limitation. Though feminist organizers' intentions are to recognize women's diversity through unity, some are concerned that the vision of unity eclipses a diverse reality.

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communities and the common good. According to scholar Brian D. Christens, grassroots organizing focuses on building and maintaining interpersonal relationships between their community members. Building social relationships allow community members to build collaborative skills, deliberative skills to handle conflict, and strengthen civil engagement. Some networks of

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often seek to empower residents of impoverished areas with skills for collaboration and job training, among others. However, community development generally assumes that groups and individuals can work together collaboratively without significant conflict or struggles over power to solve community challenges. One currently popular form is

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This approach to building community empowerment does not aim for a specific political or social goal. In other words, building relationships do not always directly confront institutions, though it might challenge an individual's views through one-on-one conversations with other individuals in the community.

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The 1970s saw the rise of social and pressure group movements in Hong Kong. Many social organizations and pressure groups were formed without the government's subsidy, in turn having more freedom to organize different activities. Some organizations were formed by progressive Christians. For instance,

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established in 2010 in response to growing demands for its training. The ICO is the first operating division of the centre and was established to offer a series of training opportunities for those who wish to make community organising a full or part-time career and also for Community Leaders who wish

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in 2000, 2004 and 2008 major Accountability Assemblies were held with the main mayoral candidates. They were asked to support London Citizens and work with them on issues such as London Living wage; an amnesty for undocumented migrants; safer cities initiatives and development of community land trust

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TCC has had success with a number of campaigns over the last 25 years. This includes getting several employers (including the Welsh Assembly) to pay the Living Wage, improving Muslim women's access to leisure facilities, making Wales the world's first Fairtrade nation, improving British Sign Language

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all influenced, and were influenced by, ideas of neighborhood organizing. Experience with federal anti-poverty programs and the upheavals in the cities produced a thoughtful response among activists and theorists in the early 1970s that has informed activities, organizations, strategies and movements

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A People's Organization lives in a world of hard reality. It lives in the midst of smashing forces, dashing struggles, sweeping cross-currents, ripping passions, conflict, confusion, seeming chaos, the hot and the cold, the squalor and the drama, which people prosaically refer to as life and students

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A People's Organization is dedicated to an eternal war. It is a war against poverty, misery, delinquency, disease, injustice, hopelessness, despair, and unhappiness. They are basically the same issues for which nations have gone to war in almost every generation.... War is not an intellectual debate,

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Although this type of community organizing focuses on the adoption of local laws, the intent is to demonstrate the use of governing authority to protect community rights and expose the misuse of governing authority to benefit corporations. As such, the adoption of rights-based municipal ordinances is

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The way in which faith based communities FBCOs organize has undergone a dramatic change with the introduction of digital technology. In '' authors Earl and Kimport (2011) provide valuable insights into this shift – namely how decreased costs associated with 'Taking Action on the Cheap' have opened up

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Unlike the existing FBCO national "umbrella" and other grassroots organizations, ACORN maintains a centralized national agenda and exerts some centralized control over local organizations. Because ACORN USA was a 501(c)4 organization under the tax code, it was able to participate directly in election

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were very involved in developing this approach. Generally the block-club model also includes higher level forms of organization (street clubs, larger areas) because block clubs alone were felt not to form a strong foundation for organizing. Organization for a Better Austin and the Chatham-Avalon Park

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Community organising starts with the recognition that change can only come about when communities come together to compel public authorities and businesses to respond to the needs of ordinary people. It identifies and trains leaders in diverse communities, bringing them together to voice their needs

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TCC runs an ongoing programme of community organising training for adults and young people. Community leaders from TCC's diverse membership work together to actively engage in democracy and decision making, holding regular accountability meetings ahead of elections and building ongoing relationships

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are explicitly broad-based and dues-based. Dues-based membership allows IAF organizations to maintain their independence; organizations are politically non-partisan and do not pursue or accept government funding. Broad-based organizations aim to teach institutional leaders how to build relationships

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Some feminists argue that feminist community organizing can disregard the racial and capability diversity among women. In the process of pushing for unity among women, feminist organizers are inclined to disregard the benefits of diversity. Economist Marilyn Power uses the term "homogenous category"

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There has been an attempt to build a general community organizing practice model that ties the different types of community organizing together despite their differences. Scholars Shane R. Brady and Mary Katherine O'Connor construct a starting point for a general practice model, a model that defines

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One of Alinsky's associates, Presbyterian minister Herbert White, became a missionary in South Korea and the Philippines and brought Alinsky's ideas, books and materials with him. He helped start a community organization in the Manila slum of Tondo in the 1970s. The concepts of community organizing

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from the State and the Market. In a totalitarian Society all three may virtually coincide. In a fully democratic society the three will be distinct. Where the state and the market become predominant, even in a democracy, civil society is reduced on the one hand to voting and volunteering and on the

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Organizing groups often struggle to find resources. They rarely receive funding from government since their activities often seek to contest government policies. Foundations and others who usually fund service activities generally don't understand what organizing groups do or how they do it, or shy

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was formed in 1971. Pastors working in the district Tsuen Wan from six denominations formed a fellowship to discuss local issues, and decided to obtain funding from the World Council of Churches to form the Tsuen Wan Ecumenical Social Service Centre (TWESSC) to serve the low-income people in 1973.

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is the oldest community organising group in the UK, founded in 1995. TCC is an institutional membership organisation; members include community groups, faith groups, and schools, from across North East Wales (Wrexham, Flintshire, and Denbighshire). As a broad-based alliance, TCC brings communities

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community, fostering relationships between community members. While community organizers like Alinsky had long worked with churches, these trends led to an increasing focus on congregational organizing during the 1980s, as organizing groups rooted themselves in one of the few remaining broad-based

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into 501(c)3 nonprofits, among other issues, increasingly dissolved the tight ethnic and racial communities that had been so prevalent in urban areas during the first part of the century. As a result, community organizers began to move away from efforts to mobilize existing communities and towards

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Lawyers are often quite important to those engaged in social action. The problem comes when a social action strategy is designed primarily around a lawsuit. When lawyers take the center stage, it can push grassroots struggle into the background, short circuiting the development of collective power

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While community organizing groups often engage in protest actions designed to force powerful groups to respond to their demands, protest is only one aspect of the activity of organizing groups. To the extent that groups' actions generate a sense in the larger community that they have "power," they

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Grassroots organizing is vulnerable, being dependent on the support of more powerful people; its goals can be easily thwarted. Because grassroots organizing focuses on building relationships within the community, scholars note that grassroots community organizing can be passive and depoliticizing.

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ACORN and other neighborhood-based groups like the Organization for a Better Austin had a reputation of being more forceful than faith-based (FBCO) groups, in part because they needed to continually act to keep their non-institutionalized members engaged, and there are indications that their local

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London Citizens began life in East London in 1996 as TELCO (the East London Communities Organisation) subsequently expanding to South London, West London and by 2011 into North London. London Citizens has a dues paying institutional membership of over 160 schools, churches, mosques, trade unions,

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A People's Organization is a conflict group, this must be openly and fully recognized. Its sole reason in coming into being is to wage war against all evils which cause suffering and unhappiness. A People's Organization is the banding together of large numbers of men and women to fight for those

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Power gained and exerted in community organizing is also not the coercion applied by legal, illegal, physical, or economic means, such as those be applied by banks, syndicates, corporations, governments, or other institutions. Rather, organizing makes use of the voluntary efforts of a community's

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organizing is distinctive for its bottom-up approach to organizing. Grassroots organizers build community groups from scratch, developing new leadership where none existed and organizing the unorganized. This type of organizing uses a process where people collectively act in the interest of their

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In 1994, the Buildings Department took a large-scale action to demolish rooftop houses, which were considered as unauthorized building works. On 17 October, the social workers of TWESSC organized the residents that lived in rooftop structures in Tak Yan House and Cheuk Ming House of Tsuen Wan to

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that seeks out existing community strengths. The relationship between community organizing and community development is however more one of nuance than total difference. There is much community development literature and practice which is very similar to community organizing, see for example the

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efforts to improve communities through a range of strategies, usually directed by educated professionals working in government, policy, non-profit, or business organizations, is not community organizing. Community development projects increasingly include a community participation component, and

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Americans today often equate civic engagement with direct service. Organizing groups usually avoid actually providing services, today, however, because history indicates that when they do, organizing for collective power is often left behind. Powerful groups often threaten the "service" wings of

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has been promoting community organising in the UK since 1989 and has established the profession of Community Organiser through the Guild of Community Organisers teaching the disciplines of strategy and politics. Neil Jameson, the executive director of Citizens UK, founded the organisation after

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prioritize raising consciousness for women to understand how their personal struggles are interconnected with societal inequalities. While women have participated in grassroots organizing, the characteristics of feminism distinguish feminist organizing from other forms of grassroots organizing.

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and Saul Alinsky's concepts, provided both financial support and training to church groups in different parts of Asia such as Hong Kong, Korea, Indonesia and the Philippines. They invited Alinsky-trained consultants to organize training programmes and also Alinsky himself to Hong Kong in 1971.

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law in the USA. This changed the working and living conditions of Baltimore's low-wage service workers and established an example for other cities in the USA. In London it was a campaign launched in 2001 by London Citizens, the largest civil alliance in the Citizens UK network. The Living Wage

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Feminists want to break down racial and gendered boundaries and promote unity among women. Feminist organizing focuses on building relationships within the community, seeing such relationships as a prerequisite for raising consciousness. This type of organizing is called the community-building

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In May 2010 Citizens UK held a General Election Assembly at the Methodist Central Hall Westminster with 2,500 people from member institutions and the world media present. This event was three days before the election and proved to be one of the most dynamic and electric events of the election

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A key commitment of the Community Organisers (CO) programme, was to build an independent legacy body that would sustain and develop Community Organising in England. Established in 2015, Community Organisers (originally known as COLtd) is the National Training and Membership body for Community

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The first rights-based municipal laws prohibited corporations from monopolizing horticulture (factory farming), and banned corporate waste dumping within municipal jurisdictions. More recent rights-based organizing, in Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Maine, Virginia and California has prohibited

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FBCOs tend to have mostly middle-class participants because the congregations involved are generally mainline Protestant and Catholic (although "middle-class" can mean different things in white communities and communities of color, which can lead to class tensions within these organizations).

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community members,through mobilizing efforts, with the end goal of "distributing" power and resources more equally between the community members and external political and social figures of power. When adapting the goal of community empowerment, organizers recognize the uneven distribution of

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Advocates generally speak for others who are deemed (often incorrectly) unable to represent their own interests due to disability, inherent complexity of the venue such as courts and hospitals, or other factors. Community organizing emphasizes the virtue of having those affected to speak for

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Feminist organizing, also known as women's community organizing, is community organizing with a feminist motivation. The goals of feminist organizing include: increasing women's employment opportunities; improving women's physical and mental well-being; and, raising consciousness. Organizers

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There are studies that speculate that these limitations are caused by feminism's emergence from a Eurocentric perspective. Historically, European American feminists delegitimize the racial difference of women. In addition, European American feminists delegitimize women who do not follow the

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More recently has come the emergence of youth organizing groups around the country. These groups use neo-Alinsky strategies while also usually providing social and sometimes material support to less-privileged youth. Most of these groups are created by and directed by youth or former youth

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often encompasses diverse collections of individual activists, local and national organizations, advocacy groups, multiple and often conflicting spokespersons, and more, held together by relatively common aims but not a common organizational structure. A community organizing group might be

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to train a new generation of Community Organisers (CO) programme. This policy aim sat alongside a number of other policy objectives including The Localism Act all of which were designed to give new powers to communities to take great control over their neighbourhoods, services and assets.

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Community organising works because it organises people and money through the institutions which have the potential to engage in the public discourse about what is the common good. These are the institutions which can mediate between the family and the State – such as faith organisations,

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Community organizers generally seek to build groups that are democratic in governance, open and accessible to community members, and concerned with the general health of a specific interest group, rather than the community as a whole. In addition, community organizing seeks to broadly

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A range of efforts create opportunities for people to meet together and engage in dialogue about community problems. Like community organizing, the effort in contexts like these is generally to be open to a diverse range of opinions, out of which some consensus may be reached. A

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community organizing as its own field of practice. However, this model depends on existing practice models adapted by the different types of community organizing. For example, FBCOs and many grassroots organizing models use the "social action approach" built on the work of

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The National Academy of Community Organising (NACO) provides quality assured training and Qualification courses in community organising. It is a network of affiliated local hubs of community organising known as Social Action Hubs. These organisations deliver our courses.

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To build relationships among community members, feminist organizers encourage sharing personal experiences. Feminist organizers believe that this forms a sense of interconnectedness and trust among community members which is important in the community organizing process.

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corporate mining, large-scale water withdrawals and chemical trespass. A similar attempt was made by Denton, Texas to restrict fracking was initially successful, but then overturned and further legislation passed to prevent Texas communities from enacting similar bans.

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FBCOs focus on the long-term development of a culture and common language of organizing and on the development of relational ties between members. They are more stable during fallow periods than grassroots groups because of the continuing existence of member churches.

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An "Organic" approach, where problems are located across a particular community and then people are organized around these problems locally, and then leaders are brought together in a larger organization. The Northwest Community Organization in Chicago, developed by

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There are currently 22 Social Action Hubs across England. They are locally rooted organisations committed to community organising who train and support people to develop their understanding and practice of community organising and to get involved in social action.

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to sponsor the initial stages of a new community organizing coalition called the Sydney Alliance. The coalition launched on 15 September 2011 with 43 organisations and is supporting the establishment of other community organizing coalitions across the country.

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synagogues and voluntary organisations. In the beginning, small actions were undertaken to prevent a factory from contaminating the area with noxious smells and prevent drug dealing in school neighbourhoods. Over time larger campaigns were undertaken. Before

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Broad-based organizations intentionally recruit member institutions that are both secular and religious. Congregations, synagogues, temples and mosques are joined by public schools, non-profits, and labor and professional associations. Organizations of the

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The programme embeds community organising as part of the fabric of neighbourhoods across England and equips local people with the skills to transform their communities for good. It expands the community organising movement to include young people from the

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is an example. However, beyond the dialogue that also happens inside organizing groups, the focus is on generating a collective and singular "voice" in order to gain power and resources for the organization's members as well as constituents in the broader

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Because of their "organization of organizations" approach, FBCOs can organize large numbers of members with a relatively small number of organizers that generally are better paid and more professionalized than those in "door-knocking" groups like ACORN.

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See the Chambers and Warren books, above, for a discussion of the efforts of community organizers during this time. Fisher gives a good overview of the changes in the nature of community in urban areas, as does Robert Putnam more broadly in

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more generally. Where negotiations fail, these organizations quickly seek to inform others outside of the organization of the issues being addressed and expose or pressure the decision-makers through a variety of means, including picketing,

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The shift to community building was also caused by external forces, rather than just feminist organizer's motivations. During 1980s, the rising neoliberal agenda caused many community organizers to shift to the community-building approach.

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The concepts of community organizing have now filtered into many international organizations as a way of promoting participation of communities in social, economic and political change in developing countries. This is often referred to as

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together for action on local, regional, and national issues. TCC is remarkable in community organising in that its area of operation includes a diverse geographical region, including many rural areas, and is notably not based in a city.

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Community organising in the UK is distinctive because it deliberately sets out to build permanent alliances of citizens to exercise power in society. The UK analysis is that to understand Society it is necessary to distinguish

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Each Social Action Hub is unique and works in its own way to ignite social change through community organising, However, all of the Social Acton Hubs are quality assured by Community Organisers to offer our training courses

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Organisers in England, delivering accredited training. Community Organisers has also established he National Academy of Community Organising to provide training and support to people in community organising in the UK.

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through the end of the century. Less dramatically, civic association and neighborhood block clubs were formed all across the country to foster community spirit and civic duty, as well as provide a social outlet.

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People sought to meet the pressures of rapid immigration and industrialization by organizing immigrant neighborhoods in urban centers. Since the emphasis of the reformers was mostly on building community through

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provision for Deaf young people, getting a Parkinson's nurse to be based in North East Wales, getting a local authority to recycle instead of building an incinerator, and getting a homeless shelter for Wrexham.

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questioned Obama's role as a community organizer, asking the crowd "What does a community organizer actually do?", and was answered with resounding applause. This was seconded by the vice presidential nominee,

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When people "mobilize," they get together to effect a specific social change but have no long-term plan. When the particular campaign that mobilized them is over, these groups dissolve and durable power is not

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According to Edward Chambers, community organizing is distinguishable from activism if activists engage in social protest without a coherent strategy for building power or for making specific social changes.

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A few social movements that adopted community organizing to demand housing rights in the 1990s caused much controversy especially in the social work sector, challenging the mode of "community organizing".

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Digital documentary website created by the SNCC Legacy Project and Duke University, telling the story of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee & grassroots organizing from the inside-out

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Broad-based organizing, which emerged out of FBCO, reflecting the inclusion of a broader range of institutions and groups beyond religious ones. Parts of the IAF were early movers in this direction.

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organizing groups in an effort to prevent collective action. In the nonprofit sector, there are many organizations that used to do community organizing but lost this focus in the shift to service.

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were blocked in the way. They then sat in at the Upper Albert Road, blocking three lanes of the road, and demanded the Governor to take the petition letter. As a result, 23 people were arrested.

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Consulting to conduct the evaluation of the CO programme. Evaluation work began in October 2012 and the main report, published in December 2015, summarises the final assessment of the programme.

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were widely read by university students and social workers. Due to Alinsky's influence, the social workers adopted a more aggressive confrontational mode to force the government into actions.

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international Community Development Journal. And certainly since the 1970s community development practitioners have been influenced by structural analyses of inequity and power distribution.

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A collection of training and support organizations for national coalitions of mostly locally governed and mostly FBCO community organizing groups were founded in the Alinsky tradition. The

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FBCOs are 501(c)3 organizations. Contributions to them are tax exempt. As a result, while they can conduct campaigns over "issues" they cannot promote the election of specific individuals.

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Because of its focus on "local" issues and relationships between members, individual groups generally prioritize relatively local community interests by focusing on local issues.

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which has since developed organization and campaigns in Peru, India, Canada, Kenya, Argentina, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Honduras, the Czech Republic, Italy and elsewhere.

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of a "movement." Movements generally dissolve when the motivating issue(s) are addressed, although organizations created during movements can continue and shift their focuses.

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became the IAF's executive director. Hundreds of professional community and labor organizers and thousands of community and labor leaders have been trained at its workshops.

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Feminist organizing. However, feminist organizing can sometimes lean away from the conflictual vision of organizing to the point that it may not belong in the same category.

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Leung, J. C. B. 1990. "Community Development in Hong Kong: A Study of Top-down and Bottom-up Social Policy Planning and Implementation." PhD diss., University of Hong Kong.

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During this period, much of community organizing methodology was generated in Schools of Social Work, with a particular methodological focus grounded in the philosophy of

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Robert Fisher and Peter Romanofsky have grouped the history of "community organizing" (also known as "social agitation") in the United States into four rough periods:

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Community organizers attempt to influence government, corporations, and institutions, increase direct representation within decision-making bodies, and foster general

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

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Community organizing, to be a force for social change, has to be able to mobilize locally but in conjunction with wider alliances that share a politics of opposition.

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necessarily involves conflict and social struggle in order to generate collective power for the powerless. Community organizing has as a core goal the generation of

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This book studied the strategies and cultures of two local ACORN and two local FBCO organizations linked to major "umbrella" organizations in two different cities.

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House meetings, where a series of house meetings are held in a community, leading to a community congress to form an organization. This approach was developed by

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Community Council in Chicago and many of the organizations developed by Shel Trapp for National People's Action, including those in Cleveland, were good examples.

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set up a Community Organising Unit to focus on organising with communities and groups of employees, helping them to campaign on local and workplace issues.

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A range of forms of neighborhood-based organizing that either organizes individuals or creates new "from scratch" kinds of organizations. This can include:

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Responsive Philanthropy studies) through legislation and agreements with corporations, among other sources, not including non-fiscal accomplishments.

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Residents were organized in housing-related movements with demands ranging from improvement of facilities to housing policy. One of the examples is

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in May 2014 who voted to organise for more security, better quality and more affordable housing. Two of the founding members were graduates of the

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in 2011 to provide companies with intelligence and accreditation. It also moderates the hourly rate applicable for the Living Wage outside London.

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Block-club organizing, where blocks (two sides of a street on a block) are organized into a club or sometimes tenants in a building are organized.

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was "sort of like being a community organizer, except that you have actual responsibilities." In response, some progressives, such as Congressman

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led to the Welsh Government committing funding so that the poorest pupils in Wales will be able to afford breakfast as well as lunch at school.

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Earl, J. & Kimport, K. (2011) ‘Taking Action on the Cheap: Costs and Participation’, in Digitally Enabled Social Change. . The MIT Press.

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This is a good history of organizing that shows how government funding was cut from organizing groups because they threatened the status quo.

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and capacity. There are examples where community organizing groups and legal strategies have worked together well, however, including the

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social workers' position in joining social movements, leading to the dismissal of six workers. The TWESSC was disbanded in January 1997.

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Holt, Stan (2015). "What Every Community Organization Should Know About Community Development". In Schutz, Aaron; Miller, Mike (eds.).

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and developed through a document originally drafted by Dick Harmon) was the classic early example of this. The IAF as well as the

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community institutions. This shift also led to an increased focus on relationships among religion, faith, and social struggle.

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Again, see Swarts book cited above for general information on FBCOs and their differences from grassroots groups like ACORN,

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See Reitzes and Reitzes book above. Good overview of the relationship between Alinsky and a number of these organizers.

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Theoretische und empirischen Grundlagen des Community Organizing bei Saul D. Alinsky (1909–1972) Eine Rekonstruktion

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to be main higher education beneficiary of the sports legacy and to consider becoming a Sports Centre of Excellence

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For a discussion of social class differences between churches and their relationship to neighborhood action, see:

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AFL-CIO. AFL-CIO President John Sweeney Names Stewart Acuff New Organizing Director. N.p., 31 October 2002. Web.

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Lamont, Michèle (21 May 2018). "Addressing Recognition Gaps: Destigmatization and the Reduction of Inequality".

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Citizens UK set up the Independent Asylum Commission in order to investigate widespread concern about the way

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Ernesto Cortes (1993). "Reweaving the Fabric: The Iron Rule and the IAF Strategy for Power and Politics" in

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and its impact on the lives of refugees and migrants. This resulted in the building of a visitor centre.

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In 2010 the Conservative/Liberal Democrat Coalition Government pledged as part of its commitment to the

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from the 1930s into the 1970s. By contrast, feminist organizing follows a "community-building approach,"

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in the USA. Citizens UK (formerly the Citizens Organising Foundation) established citizens groups in

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to promote community organizing that included faith-based organizing as well other community groups.

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Money from the Olympic development to be set aside to improve local schools and the health service;

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https://books.google.com/books?id=ssrxCwAAQBAJ&dq=Digitally+Enabled+Social+Change&pg=PA238

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http://www.aflcio.org/Press-Room/Press-Releases/AFL-CIO-President-John-Sweeney-Names-Stewart-Acuff

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https://web.archive.org/web/20080513185341/http://www.nhi.org/online/issues/135/trappreview.html

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are or were national or regional umbrella groups organized at one point around this approach.

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Matous, Petr (2013). "The making and unmaking of community-based water supplies in Manila".

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Robert Siegel talks to author Sanford Horwitt, who wrote a biography of Saul Alinsky called

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Doorknocking, where organizers go door to door and draw individuals into an organization.

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Faith-based community organizing (FBCO) which brings together religious institutions. The

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Housing will be the basis for all change in our country': an interview with Living Rent

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At least £2m set aside immediately for a Construction Academy to train up local people;

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was the first, created by Alinsky himself in 1940. The other key organizations include

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give a sense of Alinsky's organizing philosophy and of his style of public engagement:

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social action campaign for 10 to 20-year-olds. The programme has also established the

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Weil, Marie. (1996). Community Practice: Conceptual Models. The Hayworth Press, Inc.

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An edited volume discussing the funding issue from a fairly leftist perspective is:

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Community organizing is not solely the domain of progressive politics, as dozens of

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important decisions are made. Community organizers work with and develop new local

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As a result, "radical community organizing" by social workers became less common.

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Erbaugh, Elizabeth. "Women's Community Organizing and Identity Transformation".

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Many of the most notable leaders in community organizing today emerged from the

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The book traces Alinsky's early activism in Chicago's meatpacking neighborhood.

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Citizens UK set up the Institute for Community Organising (ICO) as part of its

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housing. South London Citizens held a citizens enquiry into the working of the

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which emphasizes raising consciousness to support the community's empowerment.

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Political Development in Hong Kong State, Political Society, and Civil Society

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Dry Bones Rattling: : Community Building to Revitalize American Democracy

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Manchester Changemakers was formed in 2007 and is independent of Citizens UK.

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After the 2012 election OFA went through another transition and is now called

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There have been many other notable community organizers through the decades:

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Collective Action for Social Change: An Introduction to Community Organizing

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Collective Action for Social Change: An Introduction to Community Organizing

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Bradshaw, Catherine P.; Soifer, Steven; Gutierrez, Lorraine (January 1994).

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See also the Bobo, Chambers, and Reitzes & Reitzes books cited earlier.

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The Revolution Will Not Be Funded: Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex

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Let the People Decide: Neighborhood Organizing in America, Updated Edition

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and other service mechanisms, the dominant approach was what Fisher calls

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COMM-ORG: The On-Line Conference on Community Organizing and Development

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On foundations limited understanding of and support for organizing, see:

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building. National Peoples Action was a good example of this (now called

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This is one of the best studies of FBCOs in the United States. Also see

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Filipino community organizers melded Alinsky's ideas with concepts from

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is designated a 'Living Wage Zone' and all jobs guaranteed a living wage

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Organizing Urban America: Secular and Faith Based Progressive Movements

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Organizing Urban America: Secular and Faith-Based Progressive Movements

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The statements in this and the last four paragraphs are attested to in

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work with London Citizens to ensure that these promises are delivered.

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and in the war against social evils there are no rules of fair play....

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documented community organizing in the depression era, such as that of

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There are different approaches to community organizing. These include:

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We Make Change: Community Organizers Talk About What They Do – and Why

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Community Organizing for Urban Social Change: A Historical Perspective

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Since 2000, active discussion about community organizing had begun in

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Dynamics of Organizing: Building Power by Developing the Human Spirit

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was a governor", a phrase produced on bumper stickers and elsewhere.

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Frank Reissman (1967). "More on Poverty: The Myth of Saul Alinsky".

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Streets of Glory: Church and Community in a Black Urban Neighborhood

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concepts. This period saw much energy coming from those critical of

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that employ this method and support local organizing groups include

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Organizing for social change: Midwest Academy: Manual for activists

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The Asia Committee for People's Organisation (ACPO), influenced by

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Process where a community works together based on a common problem

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People Power: The Saul Alinsky Tradition of Community Organizing

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People Power: The Saul Alinsky Tradition of Community Organizing

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One of the best discussions of social movements can be found in

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People Power: The Community Organizing Tradition of Saul Alinsky

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UK was formed by 100 tenants supported by 3 staff organisers in

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The Backyard Revolution: Understanding the New Citizen Movement

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When London announced it would bid to be the host city for the

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Power to the People: Thirty-five Years of Community Organizing

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Roots for Radicals: Organizing for Power, Action, and Justice

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Digitally Enabled Social Change: Activism in the Internet Age

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Roots for Radicals: Organizing for Power, Action, and Justice

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has been a particularly notable advocate of such techniques.

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2012 permanently affordable homes for local people through a

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The Community Organisers Expansion Programme (COEP) 2017–2020

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During these decades, the emergence of an ongoing process of

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Dry Bones Rattling: Community Building to Revitalize America

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http://www.rethinkingschools.org/archive/19_03/cali193.shtml

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Activism and Social Change: Lessons for Community Organizing

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TCC (Trefnu Cymunedol Cymru / Together Creating Communities)

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TCC (Trefnu Cymunedol Cymru / Together Creating Communities)

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After Obama's election in 2008, the campaign organization "

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23 February 1908 Boys Selling Newspapers on Brooklyn Bridge

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Brady, Shane R.; O'Connor, Mary Katherine (3 April 2014).

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Let the People Decide: Neighborhood Organizing in America

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Let Them Call Me Rebel: Saul Alinsky: His Life and Legacy

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That at least 30% of jobs are set aside for local people;

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to sustain the ongoing training of Community Organisers.

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activities, but contributions to it were not tax-exempt.

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Barry Yeoman, Rebel Towns, The Nation, 4 February 2013.

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of 1986, which nonviolently pushed Marcos out of power.

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is a key example of an organization using this approach.

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Gutierrez, Lorraine M.; Lewis, Edith A. (7 July 1994).

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Faith-based community organizing (FBCO), also known as

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Emergence of national organizing support organizations

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Sandoval, Gerardo; Rongerude, Jane (2 October 2015).

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Society for Society for Community Organization (SoCO)

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Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now

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Community Organizing: Fanning the Flame of Democracy

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Faith Based Community Organizing: State of the Field

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http://www.thenation.com/article/172266/rebel-towns

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Influence of Saul Alinsky in Hong Kong in the 1970s

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Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. 2765: 2418: 928:from the perspective of community organizers. 3848: 3828:"Dick Meister - The best value of money here" 3060:Mizrahi, Terry; Lombe, Margaret (June 2006). 2536: 1525:Stop School Hunger / Dysgu Nid Llwgu campaign 1393: 503:, community organizers generally assume that 474: 45:The examples and perspective in this article 4803:Community Organizing for Urban School Reform 4642:The Roots of Community Organizing, 1917–1939 4092:"Community Organisers programme: evaluation" 3059: 2583: 1862: 1608:The National Academy of Community Organising 1259: 1131:rights which insure a decent way of life.... 884:organizations are in operation, such as the 4805:(Austin: University of Texas Press, 1997). 4429:【逆權●社工】90年代堵路先鋒社工夫妻憶被捕後秋後算賬：「今日政權打壓比港英更強勁」 3817: 3212: 3150: 638:and the early (and to some extent current) 4907:SNCC Digital Gateway: Organizing Tradition 4677:Commonwealth: A Return to Citizen Politics 3800:This is the standard biography of Alinsky. 3444:Funders might benefit by looking at this: 2896:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 2655: 1732: 1300:Direct Action and Research Training Center 1232:In the 1960s the New Left (beginning with 1211:Direct Action and Research Training Center 975:lawsuit over inequality in k-12 education. 803:Direct Action and Research Training Center 588:Direct Action and Research Training Center 481: 467: 4968:A plain English guide to the Localism Act 4361: 3572:Building Powerful Community Organizations 3276:Chapter 1; William Julius Wilson (2001), 2799: 2752:. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 2030:and activists groups in the Philippines. 875: 740:Community-Building in Feminist Organizing 499:Unlike those who promote more-consensual 87:Learn how and when to remove this message 4519:Lam, C. W.; Blyth, E. (1 January 2014). 4518: 4201:The Short Guide to Community Development 3634: 3597: 3183:. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 2280: 2016: 1904: 1701: 1593:National Academy of Community Organising 1571:secured a major £4.2m contract from the 1226:March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom 1220: 1102:, is credited with originating the term 1033: 920:Understanding what community organizing 908: 773: 682:Protest against fracking in Balcombe, UK 676: 98: 4925:Maria Mottola, Tenant Organizing Manual 4147: 4017:"Obama Field Organizers Plot a Miracle" 3783: 3741: 3315: 3178: 2968: 2255: 2181: 1900: 1598: 1199:Congregation-based Community Organizing 1106:during this time period. Alinsky wrote 855: 787:Congregation-based Community Organizing 640:Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement 14: 4982: 4770:(New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011). 4557: 4424: 4422: 4420: 4314: 4312: 4310: 4308: 4306: 4304: 3684: 2831: 2747: 2703: 2701: 2699: 2697: 2695: 2693: 2691: 2608: 2344: 924:can be aided by understanding what it 4879:(Cambridge, UK: Polity Books, 2015). 4861:Kristin Layng Szakos and Joe Szakos, 4294: 4292: 4290: 4288: 4286: 4014: 3663:http://www.urbanhabitat.org/node/1171 3568: 3379: 3132:. Georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov 3055: 3053: 3051: 3007: 2964: 2962: 2960: 2958: 2956: 2954: 2800:Christens, Brian D. 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(2001). 1909:CHOGM 2011 protest gnangarra-96 1247:protest, ethnic mobilizations, 1090: 1062: 1029: 4525:British Journal of Social Work 3569:Brown, Michael Jacoby (2003). 3278:Bridge Over the Racial Divide, 3115:Mark Warren and Richard Wood, 2274: 2249: 2220: 2174: 2076:In 2004, members and staff of 2026:spread through the many local 1833: 1828:Community Organisers programme 1715: 1650: 1585:National Citizen Service (NCS) 1409:FBCO organization in Chicago. 916:protesters seeking land rights 891: 841: 769: 642:were examples of this approach 624:Community Service Organization 443:Category:Community development 405:Community development planning 400:Community economic development 237:Collectivism and individualism 13: 1: 4919:Idealist.org Organizing Guide 4784:(New York: Continuum, 2003). 4742:(New York: Routledge, 2019). 4391:Community Development Journal 4015:Exley, Zack (28 March 2008). 3811:"Industrial Areas Foundation" 3066:Journal of Community Practice 2975:Community Development Journal 2929:10.1080/10705422.2015.1091417 2917:Journal of Community Practice 2714:Journal of Community Practice 2543:Journal of Community Practice 2477:Journal of Community Practice 2425:Journal of Community Practice 2167: 2063:participatory action research 2059:participatory rural appraisal 2013:For international development 1791:Independent Asylum Commission 1503:History in the United Kingdom 1490:Democratic National Committee 1405:worked as an organizer for a 731:Feminist Community Organizing 530:Types of community organizing 4572:10.1080/09614524.2013.772116 4385:Lam, Kit (14 January 2011). 4199:A. Gilchrist and M. Taylor, 4148:Jameson, Neil (3 May 2012). 3638:The Movement and the Sixties 2489:10.1080/10705422.2014.901263 2347:American Sociological Review 2095:Category:Community activists 1181:After Alinsky died in 1972, 1119:The following excerpts from 1022:History in the United States 454:Join the Community community 448:Category:Localism (politics) 191:Philosophy of social science 7: 4891:Redlined: A Novel of Boston 3742:Slayton, Robert A. (1996). 3641:. Oxford University Press. 3553:. Open Left. Archived from 3155:. Open Left. Archived from 3119:(Interfaith Funders, 2001). 3026:10.1080/1354570042000267608 2087: 2021:Bartlett-Ranking BGD (2004) 1814: 1661:Industrial Areas Foundation 1462:was a community organizer, 1288:Industrial Areas Foundation 1176:Industrial Areas Foundation 1055:provided an early model of 849:Industrial Areas Foundation 791:Industrial Areas Foundation 568:Industrial Areas Foundation 438:Category:Community building 63:, discuss the issue on the 10: 5016: 4058:"Building the Big Society" 3304:Who Will Tell the People?, 2656:Cunningham, Randy (2013). 1803:were being treated by the 1777:Olympic Delivery Authority 1749:and mutual home ownership; 1394:2008 presidential election 390:Community-based management 49:the English-speaking world 4442:"Protesters deny assault" 3877:Let Them Call Me 'Rebel'. 3784:Horwitt, Sanford (1992). 3624:See Chambers book, above. 3598:Chambers, Edward (2003). 3236:– via Google Books. 2664:. 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