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Reflection Paper (reflecting on what you learned in this class and how you…
Reflection Paper
reflecting on what you learned in this class and how you anticipate integrating this learning into your perspectives and practice
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What that you have learned, if anything, has surprised or inspired you?
Think about the questions you had and assumptions you were making about community organizing before you came into the course. What has shifted for you over the semester?
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Incorporate at least three required readings into the reflection, referencing specific quotes, and include a list of sources at the end.
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But mostly, at its core, I learned that this is a deeply CONNECTED thing
A reading we had in the beginning of the summer that has really stuck with me was just learning about the history of the movement
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Learning to live in in community is IMPORTANT, any illusion we have that we are along is an illusion and is harmful
We are part of a community, and I bring that into what I want to do for the rest of my life
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We see everything as ONE connected effort EJ is (principles quote) involved with racism and labor organizing and indigenous rights and health
And in the more close future, I hope I'll bring intentionality into future spaces I'm a part of
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Changing my vision as a politician to be one of roots up, of mycelium, changed and made more clear my vision of how society should, and does work to a certain extent
I began to vision a different way, where, as adrienne says "we create and proliferate a compelling vision of economics and ecologies that center humans and the natural world over the accumulation of material"
Drawn me to want to create, to build from within
Things like "trust the people", moving at the speed of trust, are incredibly important in public service and activism, and in faith work
How did I come into the class? I came into the semester with a very colonialist view of community organizing, and an overall yt view of environmental issues
My schooling focused less on landscapes and more on people, but still took a very colonizer perspective
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It has, in general, been a part of SID
SID has led me to reconsider a lot of things about myself, my communities, what I want to do with my life
I did, on a basic level, get an introduction to environmental justice
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