Community Organization
Community organizing is a process by which citizens in their local neighborhoods articulate issues, form community organizations, and identify targets of injustice. Community organizations carry out strategies and tactics to bring targets to the bargaining table and jointly develop solutions to community problems to make neighborhoods safe and humane social environments over the long term.
Subtopics covered are the followings:
1. Scope and purpose of the community organization
2. Goals of community organizations
Readings
Brueggemann, W. G. (2014). The Practice of Macro Social Work (4th ed.). Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning.
Course Material
- Conceptualizing Community
- Defining Community
- Dimensions of Communities
- Introduction to Community Development
- Approaches to Community Development
- The process of asset-based community development
- Principles of Community Development
- Community Planning for Social Welfare
- Community Development Practice
- Approaches to sustainable community development
- Rural community development programs of Pakistan
- Community Organization
- Civil Society Organizations
- Project Proposal
- Orangi Pilot Project
- Citizen Community Boards
- Chapters 16
- Department Social Work
- Teacher
Mr. Rana Imran Ahmed