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    This document summarizes a report on experiences in community engagement solidarity and citizenship (CESC). It discusses how community engagement approaches provided positive benefits to participants like improved health and well-being, self-confidence, and social relationships. However, community engagement did not guarantee positive experiences in all circumstances. It also defines community engagement as collaboratively working with community groups to address issues, and notes that lack of time and staff are often challenges. Additionally, it discusses solidarity as aiming for sustainable development, and citizenship as membership within a country under its laws. The CESC program focuses on applying social sciences to understand community challenges, and aims to enhance shared identity and contribution to social good through community-action initiatives.

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    This document summarizes a report on experiences in community engagement solidarity and citizenship (CESC). It discusses how community engagement approaches provided positive benefits to participants like improved health and well-being, self-confidence, and social relationships. However, community engagement did not guarantee positive experiences in all circumstances. It also defines community engagement as collaboratively working with community groups to address issues, and notes that lack of time and staff are often challenges. Additionally, it discusses solidarity as aiming for sustainable development, and citizenship as membership within a country under its laws. The CESC program focuses on applying social sciences to understand community challenges, and aims to enhance shared identity and contribution to social good through community-action initiatives.

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    GROUP

    THREE
    Who’s reporting?

    PABORIAN GANTON GUNABE ALCALDE ONA ESTOPA

    MANAGE REPORTERS
    EXPERIENCE IN
    This report is all about the experiences in

    cesc
    Community Engagement Solidarity and
    Citizenship.

    TOPICS

    1 2 3 4 5
    COMMUNITY

    1
    The majority of individuals who were actively involved in initiatives utilising

    ENGAGEMENT
    community engagement approaches experienced positive benefits, in terms
    of physical and emotional health and well‐being, self‐confidence, self‐
    esteem, social relationships and individual empowerment (defined as the
    feeling that they are being useful to others, feeling in control of events, being
    able to express ideas and having an awareness of individual rights). There
    was also evidence, however, that community engagement was not inevitably
    a positive experience for participants in all circumstances.

    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.

    Often the biggest challenge in community engagement is lack of time and


    staff to effectively put in place a complete strategy. This starts at the
    planning stage and is necessary through delivery and into the final reporting
    and evaluation stage.

    The Platform
    solidarity

    2
    It is an individual or group value aimed at the sustainable development of
    peoples and communities. It works in such a way that it can provide unity
    between different individuals and communities to achieve better well-being,
    and better well-being than health for all, which has been an eternal slogan
    for the WHO.

    Project Power
    citizenship

    3
    Citizenship is the status of a person recognized under the law of
    a country of belonging to thereof. In international law it is
    membership to a sovereign state.

    3 Idiots
    Summary I Info
    Fact-Facts-Fact

    Cesc
    It focuses on the application of ideas and methods of the social sciences to
    understand, investigate and examine the challenges of contemporary
    community life. It focuses on community-action initiatives such as
    community engagement, solidarity and citizenship as guided by the core
    values of human rights, social justice, empowerment and advocacy, gender
    equality and participatory development. It aims at enhancing the students'
    sense of shared identity and willingness to contribute to the pursuit of the
    common good of the community. It enables students to integrate applied
    social sciences into community-action initiatives.

    CESC
    • Synthesizing of implementing community-action
    • Explaining the importance of studying community dynamics and action
    • Analyzing functions of communities in terms of structures, and processes.
    • Identifying opportunities to contribute to community development through
    solidarity
    • Assessing selected community action
    • Promoting awareness of human rights in communities
    • Appraising the value of social equity and gender equality
    • Analyzing strategies of empowerment and advocacy through community
    • Applying systematic social research methods in conducting a community
    study
    • Developing a community action plan using participatory approaches.

    CESC
    THANK YOU FOR
    This report is all about the experiences in

    LISTENING
    Community Engagement Solidarity and Citizenship. And
    it is now about to end. Thank you and God bless!

    TOPICS

    1 2 3 4 5

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