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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT DEFINITIONS <br /> As of February 19,201 S <br /> After the first Engaged Learning event,the Building the Field partners noticed that even experienced commu- <br /> nity engagement practitioners offered a variety of definitions and understandings of some of the most frequently <br /> used terms in the field.The following are the working definitions the partners use to describe the elements of the <br /> model.Coming to a collective understanding about what these terms mean will help to build the field of commu- <br /> nity engagement. <br /> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT LEADERSHIP <br /> A process that includes multiple techniques to promote Using strengths to act and inspire,influence,and/or <br /> the participation of residents in community life,especially support others in building and supporting healthy com- <br /> those who are excluded and isolated,by engaging them in munities. <br /> collective action to create a healthy community. <br /> CIVIC ENGAGEMENT <br /> RELATIONSHIPS Full participation in the political process that promotes a <br /> The practice of community engagement requires the community's self-determination. <br /> building of authentic,long-term relationships involving <br /> trust,respect,and reciprocity. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT <br /> Activities that encourage using local resources in a way <br /> IDENTITY that enhances economic opportunities while improv- <br /> Community engagement supports the maintenance,de- ing social conditions in a sustainable way. The common <br /> velopment,and/or reclaiming of a healthy sense of self for distinction between community development and com- <br /> individuals and includes a sense of belonging to groups munity engagement is that community development <br /> that give a person connection,continuity,and meaning. focuses more on place (bricks and mortar)whereas com- <br /> munity engagement focuses more on people. <br /> CULTURE/SPIRITUALITY <br /> Community engagement nurtures the practices,beliefs, SYSTEMS CHANGE <br /> traditions,and ways of knowing that create cohesion and Changes that impact all elements of an organization,in- <br /> give people a vision across generations. stitution,or system,including culture,structures,policies, <br /> rules,programs,staffing and the allocation of resources. <br /> HEALING <br /> Community engagement provides the space to draw EQUITY <br /> meaning from a personal or collective story,and recognize Fair access to resources and opportunities,full partici- <br /> and build on strengths and resilience.It acknowledges pation in the life and well being of the community,and <br /> and promotes wholeness. self-determination in meeting fundamental needs. <br /> POWER <br /> Community engagement activates and exercises the abili- <br /> ty to act for personal and community benefit. <br /> ©2018 Nexus Community Partners'Community Engagement Institute <br /> www.nexuscp.org <br />
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