To promote individual self-interest

To facilitate collective action and social change

To provide direct services to individuals in need

To advocate for policy changes at the local level

Focusing on individual needs rather than collective issues

Working with existing community organizations and leaders

Imposing solutions from outside the community

Relying solely on government funding

To provide direct services to individuals in need

To make decisions on behalf of the community

To facilitate dialogue and collaboration among community members

To control the resources and decision-making processes in the community

Lobbying elected officials to pass new laws

Providing financial assistance to individuals in need

Organizing community meetings and workshops

Conducting door-to-door surveys

It increases the community's dependence on external resources

It weakens the community's ability to solve its own problems

It enhances the community's capacity for collective action

It reduces the need for community organizing efforts

Lack of community support and participation

Insufficient funding and resources

Resistance from powerful stakeholders

All of the above

By empowering individuals to take action on their own behalf

By raising awareness about social issues and mobilizing public support

By advocating for policy changes that address systemic problems

All of the above

To identify and challenge oppressive structures and power dynamics

To gain control over resources and decision-making processes

To manipulate people and communities for personal gain

To maintain the status quo and prevent social change

The Montgomery Bus Boycott

The Civil Rights Movement

The Occupy Wall Street Movement

All of the above

By challenging systemic inequalities and advocating for policies that address root causes of social problems

By providing direct services to individuals in need, regardless of their social status

By promoting individual self-interest and competition among community members

By maintaining the status quo and preventing social change

To demonstrate the effectiveness of the organizing campaign to funders and stakeholders

To identify areas for improvement and strengthen future organizing efforts

To hold community organizers accountable for their actions

All of the above

Effective communication and listening skills

Ability to build relationships and trust within the community

Understanding of social and political dynamics

All of the above

By empowering communities to identify and address their own needs and challenges

By building social capital and networks that can support ongoing collective action

By advocating for policies and programs that promote social justice and equity

All of the above

Raising awareness about environmental problems and mobilizing public support for action

Advocating for policies that protect the environment and promote sustainable practices

Empowering communities to take collective action to address local environmental concerns

All of the above

By addressing the social determinants of health, such as poverty, housing, and access to healthcare

By promoting healthy behaviors and lifestyles within the community

By advocating for policies and programs that support public health and well-being

All of the above