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Cultivating Inclusion Inclusively, Wellbeing in Communities (Inclusive…
Cultivating Inclusion Inclusively, Wellbeing in Communities
Unintended Harms
Entire Neighborhoods, Entire Communities, that have been defined as deficient start to internalize that narrative and start to believe that the only way that anything is going to improve is by having the right person, right program, right money comes in from the outside to rescue them.
Active participation retreats in the face of technocracy, professionalism, and expertise. (meet people how they want to be met)
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The money that is intended to go to those that need help is actually going to an outside person who is being paid to provide an outside service.
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Inclusive Community
Define Ourselves as part of the community as opposed to a client or a patient (Cormac believes that this takes some or all of the soul from the person in the name of helping them)
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There is nobody whose gifts are not needed (Frank, community builder)
The community creates things themselves, they own them in a way in which they could ever own if others created it for them.
From what is wrong, to what is strong in our communities
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"If you have come to help me, you are wasting you time. But if you have come because your liberation is bound up with mine, let us work together." -Lilla Watson
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The Wellbeing Project, Wellbeing Indicators
Economic Opportunity-the degree to which people can improve their financial lot in life, key to a community's positive feelings about itself.
Health-measurements of how healthy people feel and the resources available to them to help them manage and improve their physical health
Learning-measurement of classical education like schools and colleges, life long learning in and out of classrooms
Place and Planet-how people feel about what's around them, including open spaces, buildings, and even the social environment
Community-how people involve themselves in their community, measures of the strength of local networks, how involved residents feel in their city and its government, how much influence they feel over the decisions their elected and appointed leaders make
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Urban Happiness
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It should offer us real freedom to live, move, and build our lives as we wish
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It should be fair in the way it apportions space, services, mobility, joys, hardships, and costs
Most of all, it should enable us to build and strengthen the bonds between friends, families, and strangers that give life meaning, bonds that represent the city's greatest achievement and opportunity
The city that acknowledges and celebrates our common fate, that opens doors to empathy and cooperation, will help us tackle the great challenges of this century.
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