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Choose one of your public engagement activities.
People find common purpose
and common ground
People create space for
and engage in dialogue
People create, support or become part of networks
Where in the theory of change do you see your public engagement interventions?
When planning your public engagement activities, how do you identify the needs that your interventions will address?
In your experience, at what points in the Theory of Change do people get “stuck”?
What opportunities do you offer for sustained involvement with your group or organization? How do you encourage people to deepen their engagement as they move through the theory of change?
Personal transformation
People accept responsibility and share power
People build lasting and equitable relationships
Individuals understand
their roles differently
Individuals see
themselves in the
collective space
People are engaged in collective action for change
Individuals engage
in self-reflection and
critical thinking
Understanding new concepts
Individuals
learn from their
own experience
Making emotional, tangible connections in the world
Individuals want to make positive change
Understanding our power to make change
Who are your
interventions targeting?
Seeing and seeking interconnections
What assumptions are we making about those we are targeting?
Critical thinking
and analysis
Increased capacity as citizens
Whose voices & perspectives do we hear through our engagement? Whose voices are not heard?
Taking responsibility for our impact on others
Social, emotional and political learning
Listening to the voices of others
Understanding power and privilege
Through relationships and personal contacts
More equitable societal outcomes for all
Through personal experience
Respect for human dignity
Through culture (norms, expressions, world view)
Equity
Support inclusive ways of participation and enable participatory democracy
Through policy
Social and cultural transformation
Through learning (knowledge, skills and attitutdes)
Through spirituality
Collectively see a larger view and a longer timeframe
Social, economic, environmental and political models where power, resources and benefits are shared equitably
Creation of inclusive structures and policies
Fulfillment of universal rights
Decision-makers are accountable to citizens
Challenge and change oppressive structures and policies
Solidarity and mutual respect