COMMUNITY ORGANIZING EXPERIENCE

Enhancing Community Organizing Experience

Community Organizing Experience

Introduction

The source of the Communities located between 1969 and 1970, when the leaders of the greatest southern African countries and national liberation movements coordinate their political struggle, diplomatic and military to bring an end to colonialism and white minority role in this region. The immediate precursor of political cooperation and security, a stage of the Community, was the informal grouping of states to the Front Line (Frontline States - FLS), who was born in the mid- seventies of the twentieth century.

The Community Practice

Organized community groups attempt to influence government, corporations and institutions, seek to increase direct representation within decision-making bodies, and foster social reform more generally. Where negotiations fail, these organizations seek to inform others outside of the organization of the issues being addressed and expose or pressure the decision-makers through a variety of means, including picketing, boycotting, sit-ins, petitioning, and electoral politics. It has limited means and the member countries are not happy to give it too much power while agreeing to do so when they launched the review in 2001, also members of other organizations also participate in regional economic cooperation and regional cooperation and security policy that can compete with the community and undermine its goals.

The community selected by the knowledge that one of the researchers had about organizational achievements. The development of the history of the need expressed by the leaders of the community, the research to provide input into the construction of the historical memory of the area, which in turn serve as a key input analysis of the organizational process of it. Fieldwork begins with visits to outline and identify ongoing informants, adults who had lived in the community from its beginning and that they had available and time to collaborate with experience (Robert, 2009, 90-123).

The meaning of "organize"

In sociology, we learn that society and social institutions are more than just a collection of individuals. These concepts also include the way in which these individuals are links together. Systems are groups such as economics, political organization, values, ideas, technology and predictable behaviour patterns (social interaction). Individuals come and go (birth, death, emigration), and yet these institutions (eg, communities) remains, they transcend their members.

For all this, the mere fact of having a group of individuals in a room (eg, trainees or students) does not necessarily mean that they organized. This means instilling a set of ideas and ...