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All Stories published by F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change on December 01, 2019

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Daijah Harvey in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Dec 1, 2019

CR6: Social Capital and Asset-Based Community Development

According to Mathie and Cunningham (2003), Asset based Community development, also known as the ABCD model, is an “innovative strategy for community-driven development in urban neighborhoods and rural communities” and also “… an…

Ariana Marino in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Nov 30, 2019

CR6: ABCD Model with CED

The ABCD model is a strategy used for development controlled and decided by the community. The Model takes a look at the needs and assets that a community has and works alongside them to find areas in which they would like to further develop. When taking a look at the assets and needs…

Salena Herrera in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Dec 1, 2019

Critical Reflection #6

Key characteristics of the ABCD model can be examined in four major elements which includes: “exploring the theory and practice of appreciative inquiry; the concept of social capital as an asset for community development; the theory of community economic development; and lessons learned…

Analise I Mendez in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Nov 30, 2019

CR #5: In the Face of Oppression, we Overcome and Become

Iris Marion Young and Ada Isasi-Diaz go into a deep analysis of those who are structurally oppressed, and as a result, become impoverished as the categories of oppression pile on top of them. The term “oppression” has gone through…

Karla.Hernandez.Navarro in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Dec 1, 2019

CR #6: Achieving an Accurate Count Using the ABCD Model

There is a considerable difference between empowering and fixing. When someone helps another person, it ultimately highlights the resources that empowers them to succeed. When someone tries to “fix” an issue, it only further…

Ariana Marino in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Nov 30, 2019

CR5: Faces of Oppression

Iris Marion Young in her piece entitled “Five Faces of Oppression” discusses the ways that oppression is embodied within our society, ways to intervene and make a change and what Oppression is. The writer shares its original meaning dating back to ancient Egypt, a term coined to…

Josette Kendall Rojo in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Dec 1, 2019

CR #6: The Importance of ABCD

The Asset-Based Community Development model is unlike the need-based model in that this model recognizes the community’s assets and uses those strengths to improve the community. ABCD encourages fostering leadership, recognizes the community’s strengths and capacities…

Salena Herrera in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Dec 1, 2019

Critical Reflection #5

Marion Young defines and explains the concept of Oppression as structural, as opposed to the traditional sense of conquest and colonial domination. Oppression as portrayed in a structural format is, “The vast and deep injustices some groups suffer as a consequence of often unconscious…

Madison Palmer in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Nov 30, 2019

CR5: Deconstructing Oppression

With Latin roots that translate to “pressed against,” oppression is commonly mistaken for something that is clearly observed and identified, yet two scholars, Marion Young and Ada Isasi-Diaz, illuminate the complex structures that allow oppression to remain hidden. In an…

Josette Kendall Rojo in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Nov 30, 2019

CR #5| Lo cotidiano: a new kind of awareness

According to both Young and Diaz, oppression can be described in 5 categories: exploitation, marginalization, powerlessness, cultural imperialism and violence. In Young’s article, these 5 categories are explained in greater detailed compared to Diaz’s…

Xitlaly Santos in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Nov 30, 2019

CR #5 Different views

Iris Marion Young and Ada Isasi-Diaz explain the concept of Oppression in different formats. Young in, “Five Faces Of Oppression”, does a general overview of what oppression is, how these individuals suffer, and the historical context of oppression. Young stated, “all oppressed people…

Daijah Harvey in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Nov 30, 2019

Critical Reflection #5: History, Narratives, and Inequity

In the Five Faces of Oppression, Iris Marion Young explains how the definition of oppression has changed in history. In the past, it simply meant “the exercise of tyranny by a ruling group” (Young, 1990). However, Young offers her…

Salena Herrera in F19 Theory & Practice: Community Action & Social Change

Nov 30, 2019

Critical Reflection #4

In Tatum’s Article, dominant identities can be described as the “Parameter within which the subordinates operate (The Complexity of Identity).” The dominant group holds the power and authority in society and are the only ones that have a say in how their power and authority can be used in…

December 02, 2019

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