The following paper is an examination of three organizations, Vamos Puerto Rico, The Well CDC, and the Karen Community of Akron, who are working towards the betterment of their community by fighting the injustices that their communities face. In this paper, I argue that the choices made by each of these three organizations, reflected in their organizational structure and the initiatives they focus on, can be understood as linked to the common goal of the beloved community when examined through the framework of the six steps of nonviolent social change. The steps of nonviolent social change are information gathering, education, personal commitment, discussion/negation, direct action, and reconciliation and, through their implementation, they...
This article provides a brief overview of Appreciative Organizing (AO), a term coined by the author ...
The purpose of this project was to make a lasting change on our respective communities. During my pr...
This dissertation explores the ways in which reporting requirements, evaluations, management decisio...
The following paper is an examination of three organizations, Vamos Puerto Rico, The Well CDC, and t...
This research study examines the impact of the congregation-based community organizing group, Commun...
Problem. During the past 30 years, Americans have steadily reduced their participation in the tradi...
This project explores the impacts of an organizational development process in a non-profit domestic ...
Throughout my college experience I didn’t really gain any basic foundation on how to organize and wo...
With homelessness continuing to rise over the past two decades, disenfranchised unhoused people have...
The recent growth of community organizations and collectives can be seen as a consequence of social ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 2004."S...
Two research streams examine how social movements operate both “in and around” organizations. We pro...
For decades, the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors have been trying to solve issues in communities...
This paper offers a descriptive case study of the ways a group of faculty, staff, and students intro...
Community organizing as an area of social work practice has historic roots in challenging inequality...
This article provides a brief overview of Appreciative Organizing (AO), a term coined by the author ...
The purpose of this project was to make a lasting change on our respective communities. During my pr...
This dissertation explores the ways in which reporting requirements, evaluations, management decisio...
The following paper is an examination of three organizations, Vamos Puerto Rico, The Well CDC, and t...
This research study examines the impact of the congregation-based community organizing group, Commun...
Problem. During the past 30 years, Americans have steadily reduced their participation in the tradi...
This project explores the impacts of an organizational development process in a non-profit domestic ...
Throughout my college experience I didn’t really gain any basic foundation on how to organize and wo...
With homelessness continuing to rise over the past two decades, disenfranchised unhoused people have...
The recent growth of community organizations and collectives can be seen as a consequence of social ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 2004."S...
Two research streams examine how social movements operate both “in and around” organizations. We pro...
For decades, the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors have been trying to solve issues in communities...
This paper offers a descriptive case study of the ways a group of faculty, staff, and students intro...
Community organizing as an area of social work practice has historic roots in challenging inequality...
This article provides a brief overview of Appreciative Organizing (AO), a term coined by the author ...
The purpose of this project was to make a lasting change on our respective communities. During my pr...
This dissertation explores the ways in which reporting requirements, evaluations, management decisio...