Community Engagement

• community is derived from the latin word "communistas" derived from "communis" means "common, public, shared by all or many"
• communis means?

  common, public, shared by all or many
• community is a network of human relationship that are connected to one another either by norms , religion, values or identity
• group of people is a fundamental/primary characteristics of a community
• group of people - composed by people who collectively share an experience similar conditions in life
• definite locality - a group of people residing in a definite locality or territory
• sense of common sentiments - members have the same feeling of belongingness
• sense of naturality - naturally conceiver by people who become its members at the moment of their existence
• sense of common shared likeness - members of a community share a likeness in the common conditions of their living
• fulfillment of wider ends - the community has multiple and continued shared goals and fulfillment of various ends
• particular name - having a name makes communities unique and known to other communities
• urban - highly commercialized and industrialized
• rural - agricultural
• urban - surrounded by city
• rural - located outside the city
• suburban - average, part of urban or rural
• low - population of rural
• high - human interaction level of rural
• low - progress/advancement level of rural
• medium - population, progress/advancement and human interaction level of suburban
• rural - business of small stores providing basic needs
• urban - vast business centers and corporate industries
• high - population level of urban
• low - human interaction level of urban
• high - progress/advancement level of urban
• What are the several characteristics of community? group of people, definite locality, sense of common sentiments, sense of naturality, sense of common shared likeness, fulfillment of wider ends, and particular name
• various concept of community - composed of the considerations and activities of individual
• community as a social contract - is seen as a set of continuous interaction and human behaviors that have meaning and expectations between its members
• community within communities - same large communities contain other smaller communities within their areas or their boundaries
• community as a cultural concept - it allows the community to have its own identity and expand it even to its neighboring communities
• instructional perspective - is comparable to a living creature which is composed of diverse parts that function uniquely
• civil society perspective can impact the activities of chosen policy makers and businesses in the community
• civil society perspective are right based, organizations, group union association, activism
• grassroots perspective - each individual has their own sense of community that is beyond its definitions and essence
• institutional perspectives are function, collaboration, coordination, integrations