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    Community Organizing Self-Reflection Experiences My interest in community organizing and building began with the passion and knowledge for the well-being of others my father instilled in my life. My father was the late Chief Elmer Manatowa Jr of the Sac and Fox Nation, Native Tribe of Oklahoma. I have been an active Governing Council member (all adult members) of my Tribe for many years. I landed my first real job, Planning Department secretary, after taking a business course at the local technical

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    Effects of Immigration on Black Community Organizing In the United States, there has been a steady increase immigration over the past few decades. With this pattern, black immigrants have also steadily entered in to the United States, though not at as fast a rate as Asian and Latino migrants. With this immigration, a growing number of the black population is foreign born, especially in regions in the Northeast of the United States, immigrating from the Caribbean, African countries such as Nigeria

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    categorizing items. If you set a specific time and date to start, it will help you to actually start doing things rather than procrastinating. Use containers or start making piles on your driveway to help with the initial sorting and organizing. The key to organizing your garage is to actually remove everything from the garage completely and sort them that way. This will give you the opportunity to actually see everything and make the executive decision to keep or get rid of certain things. Be sure

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    When listening for information the goal is to gain and evaluate the information given to us. We get this information from various places throughout our day to day lives. For example, in classes, new stories, political debates, and more. We may need guidance during a doctor’s appointment or when given directions. During all of these cases “we listen to gain and understand information in order to act appropriately” (Wood, 2015). Being mindful is an import first step. Staying focused when the

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    Alternative Organizing

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    our thematic analysis was alternative organizing done by Taxpayers for Public Education stemming from resistance, which allowed for a larger reach in terms of their target audience. In regards to alternative organizing, the class read an article at the beginning of the semester that discussed several key elements of grassroots organizations, as well as their areas of origin. Cheney (2014) discusses a couple of these elements: We may observe alternative organizing as a response to any one or more of

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    Organizing Trend

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    ORGANIZING Organizing Trends in Workplace Traditional Trends In designing a structure to support the efficient and effective accomplishment of organization goals, managers may choose to follow more traditional organizational organizational designs. The design are including functional, divisional, product, geographical, process and customer. A functional structure is an organizational design that group similar or related occupational specialties together. It’s functional approach to departmentalization

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    This assignment will briefly discuss the differences between the traditional strategies of organizing and the relational strategies of organizing; ultimately, delving into the issues one cause and the improving actions created by the other. Seeing the vast difference between both topics should be concisely informative. The traditional strategies of organizing are the foundation in which numerous countries utilizes as their dominant strategy, America is no different; especially, being used by their

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    Union Organizing

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    Labor Relations Week 6 Final Paper Union Campaigning Process Campaigning is something that is done in many aspects of life. It breaks down to basically creating arguments to sell yourself or your company to a group of people. President hopefuls set out on a campaign trail every four years to try and get people to vote for them. I always thought that this was the only form of campaigning, but I was incorrect. Employers and Unions both use campaigning to get workers to either avoid, or join

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    Organizing Function of Management According to Bateman & Snell (2009), Management is a world of action. It is a world that requires timely and appropriate action. It is a world not for the passive but for those who commit to positive accomplishments. Management requires the organization and coordination of the activities related to the running of an organization based on established policies. Historically, organizing involved creating an organization chart by identifying business functions, establishing

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    The obstacle of organizing government around the environment is that, for the most part, society is too focused on economic growth for the environment to take a precedent. And, as Leopold notes, “land…is still property” (Leopold 218). The environment, or for Leopold the land, is not a global citizen in-it-of itself. Rather, the land is merely a tool for the continued economic growth. Since land has limited legal rights, Leopold sees that humans see no harm in exploiting the environment for capital

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