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Author: Manuel Riemer, Stephanie Reich, Scotney Evans, Geoffrey Nelson, Isaac Prilleltensky

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I FRAMING COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY:HISTORY, VALUES, AND KEY CONCEPTS

1 COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH AND ACTION FOR SOCIALCHANGE AND WELLBEING

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Introduction to Community Psychology

Three Illustrative Social Issues

Social Issue I: Immigration

Problem Definition and Guiding Principles

Levels of Analysis

Approach to Addressing Social Issues, Types of Intervention and the Roleof the Professional

Research

Social Issue II: Homelessness and Stable Housing

Problem Definition and Guiding Principles

Levels of Analysis

Approach to Addressing Social Issues, Types of Intervention, and the Roleof the Professional

Research

Social Issue III: Environmental Sustainability

Problem Definition and Guiding Principles

Levels of Analysis

Approach to Addressing Social Issues, Types of Intervention and the Roleof the Professional

Research

Your Journey

Key Terms

Resources

General Community Psychology

Books

Websites

Journals and Newsletters

Homelessness

Books and Articles

Websites

Immigration

Book Chapters and Articles

Websites

Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability

Books

Book Chapters

Websites

2 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE HISTORY OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Why Study History?

Important Issues and Allied Disciplines

Mental Illness and Community Mental Health

Mental Health and Self-Help

Social Justice and Civil Rights

Three Social Issues from the Start

Formalization and Growth

National and International Organizations and Journals

Diversity of Perspectives

Language and Influence

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

Additional Readings on CP by Region

Global

Africa

Asia

Australia and New Zealand

Europe

Latin America

North America

Online Resources for CP internationally:

Africa

US and Canada

Europe

Latin America

Asia

Australia and New Zealand

3 COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Values and Vision in Community Psychology

Values for a Value-Driven Science and Practice

Vision

Context

Needs

Action

Interdependence of Visions, Values, Context and Action

Values in Context and Practice

Community Psychology Values

Values for Personal Wellbeing

Values for Relational Wellbeing

Values for Collective Wellbeing

Pursuit of Wellbeing

The Synergy of Values

Social Justice

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

4 POWER, EMPOWERMENT, AND DEPOWERMENT

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Opening Thinking: Power Dynamics in Daily Activities

The Power of Thinking about Power

What Is Power?

Power in Context

The Multidimensional Nature of Power

Power Cube

Power and Community Work

Privilege/Overpowerment

Zero-Sum (Finite) Versus Zero-Plus (Infinite) Power

Empowerment

Empowerment and Resilience

Transconceptual Model of Empowerment and Resilience

Mattering

Social Capital

Individual and Community Social Capital

Bridging and Bonding Capital

Power and Wellbeing

Recognizing Power as Privilege

Inequality at a System Level

Community Psychology and Power Structures

Social Justice Needs to Question How Power is Allocated

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

5 THINKING LIKE A SYSTEM ECOLOGY AND COMPLEXITY IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Introduction to Systems Thinking

Systems Theory and Systems Thinking

The Ecological Metaphor

What is the Ecological Metaphor?

Ecological Principles

Interdependence

Cycling of Resources

Adaptation

Succession

Why is the Ecological Metaphor Important?

Perceived Environments

Objective Characteristics of Environments

Transactional Approaches

What Is the Value Base of the Ecological Metaphor?

How Can the Ecological Metaphor Be Implemented?

What Are the Limitations of the Ecological Metaphor?

Complexity in a Globalized World

Neoliberalism

Globalization

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

6 PREVENTION, PROMOTION, AND SOCIAL CHANGE

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Going Upstream

What are Prevention and Promotion?

Prevention

Universal Strategies for Preventing Homelessness

Selective Strategies for Preventing Homelessness

Indicated Strategies for Preventing Homelessness

Health Promotion

The Importance of Prevention and Promotion

The Value Base of Prevention and Promotion

Development of Prevention and Promotion Efforts

The Challenge of Dissemination and Adoption

Implementing Prevention and Promotion

Risk Factors, Protective Factors, and High-Risk Approaches to Prevention

What are the Characteristics of Effective Prevention andPromotion Programming?

The Limits of Prevention and Promotion

The Challenge of Dissemination and Adoption

Balancing Rigor with Community Participation

Focus on Social or Structural Injustices

Social Change

Problem Definition: Framing the Issue

Types of Change

What is Transformation Really?

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

Prevention Journals and Websites

7 COMMUNITY, CONNECTION, AND PARTICIPATION

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

What is a Community?

Sense of Community

What are the Limitations of Sense of Community?

Inclusion

What is Inclusion?

Social Capital

Citizen Participation

Collective efficacy

Social Networks

Community Capacity

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

II COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY INTERVENTIONS

Introduction to Part II

8 AN OVERVIEW OF COMMUNITYPSYCHOLOGY INTERVENTIONS

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

The Community Psychologist as an Agent of Social Change:Connecting the Personal, Political, and Prof

The Making of a Community Psychologist

Can I Make a Living Disrupting the Status Quo? Community Psychologists as Insidersand Outsiders

The Community Psychologist as a Professional

The Focus of Community Psychology Interventions

Aims of Community Psychology interventions

Framing the Issue

Intervention process

Roles for Community Psychologists

Settings for Interventions

Community Psychology Begins at Home

Human Services

Alternative Settings

Settings for Social Change

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

Websites in Community Psychology

Relevant Journals

Books

9 SOCIAL INTERVENTIONS

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

The Social Determinants of Wellbeing

What Are Social Interventions?

In the Belly of the Beast

Challenging the Status Quo

The Value-base of Social Interventions

The Importance of Social Interventions

The Role of Community Psychologists Working in Government

Promoting Equality

Protecting National Resources and the Public Sector

Strengths and Limitations of Government Social Interventions

Dilemmas Faced by Community Psychologists Workingin Government

The Role of Community Psychologists in Social Movementsand Non-Government Organizations

Roots of Social Movements

Suffering and Deprivation

Consciousness-raising

Congealing Events

Political Opportunities

Preparing for Action

Multiple Sources of Support

Congruence of Interests

Communications Network

Organizational Effectiveness

Resource Mobilization

Collective Action Strategies

Recruitment – Numbers Count

Media Campaigns

Coalitions

Lobbying and Political Influence

Protest and Non-violent Civil Disobedience

Strengths and Limitations of Social Movement Organizationsand Non-government Organizations

Strengths

Transformative

Participatory

Integrative

Limitations

Unaccountable

Contradictory

Transitory

Insular and Self-defeating

Indifferent to Diversity

Dilemmas Faced by Community Psychologists Workingin Social Movement Organizations and Non-government

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

10 ORGANIZATIONAL ANDCOMMUNITY INTERVENTIONS

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Introduction to Organizational and Community Interventions

Civil Society Organizations

What Are Organizational Interventions?

Organizational Empowerment (OE)

Extraorganizational Empowerment

Services or Social Change?

Critical Community Practice

Interorganizational Empowerment

Intraorganizational Empowerment

Roles of Community Psychologists Working in Organizations

Promote an Empowering and Empowered Organization

Internal and External Agents of Change

Emotional Competencies and Their Transformational Potential

Steps for Organizational Change

Strengths and Limitations of Organizational Interventions

Community Empowerment

Community Building

Coalition Building

Comprehensive Community Initiatives (CCIs)

Collective Impact

Community Organizing

The Roles of Community Psychologists Working in Communities

Partnership Maker

Change Maker

Knowledge Maker

Strengths and Limitations of Community Interventions

Dilemmas Faced by Community Psychologists Workingin Organizations and Communities

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

11 INDIVIDUAL AND SMALL GROUP INTERVENTIONS

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

The Role of Small Group and Individual Interventionsin Community Psychology

What Are Individual and Small Group Interventions?

Values Supporting Work with Individuals and Small Groups

The Importance of Individual and Small Group Interventions

Promotion of Wellbeing and Liberation

Pre-Contemplation

Contemplation

Preparation

Action

Maintenance

Evaluation

Follow-up

The Roles of Community Psychologists Working in Individualand Small Group Interventions

Inclusive Host

Visionary

Asset Seeker

Listener and Sense Maker

Unique Solution Finder

Evaluator

Implementer

Trendsetter

Strengths and Limitations of Individual and Small GroupInterventions

Dilemmas Faced by Community Psychologists Workingwith Individuals and Small Groups

Chapter Summary

Key terms

Resources

Working with Individuals

Working with Groups

III COMMUNITY ENGAGED RESEARCH

Introduction to Part III

12 FRAMING COMMUNITY-ENGAGED RESEARCH

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

The Importance of Context and Challenging Assumptions

Reflections on Research Paradigms

Paradigmatic Questions

Major Research Paradigms

Positivist/Post-Positivist Paradigm

Constructivist/Interpretative Paradigm

Transformative/Emancipatory Paradigm

Postcolonial/Indigenous Research Paradigm

Beyond the Major Paradigms

Purpose of Knowledge in Society

Definition of Community-engaged Research

General Understanding of Research

Generation of Knowledge

Data Sources

Systematic Process

Community-engaged Research

Key Research Terms

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

Books

Articles and Book Chapters

13 THE RESEARCH CYCLE

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Overview of the Research Cycle

I. Initial Engagement and Focusing

Engaging with Community in Research

Participation and Community Control

Creating Optimal Conditions for Engagement

Framing and Focusing the Research

II. Design

Matching Design with Research Objectives

Technical Knowledge

Practical Knowledge

Emancipatory Knowledge

Specific Design Consideration for Community Psychology

Applied

Contextual

Relational

Developmental/Change

Respect for Diversity

Additional Design Considerations

Utility

Credibility

Ethics

Power

Feasibility

Concluding Thoughts About Design

III. Research Team

Roles

Power Issues in Teams

IV. Participant Recruitment and Data Collection

Ethics

Power

Reflection

V. Analysis and Interpretation

VI. Knowledge Mobilization

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

General Resources on Methodology

Community Psychology and Research

IV ISSUES INCOMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY

Introduction to Part IV

Targeted Topics

Intersectionality

14 GLOBALIZATION, POVERTY,AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Global Poverty: Basic Facts

Poverty and its Causes and Effects: Thinking Ecologicallyabout Poverty

Community Psychology Research and Action on Poverty

Critical Community Psychology and Global Poverty

Historical Context: What Are the Origins of Contemporary Poverty?

terms of their impact on natural environments.Science and Modernity

Industrialization and Imperialism

Modernization

Globalization

increase citizen collaboration.Ideology: A Key Concept for Understanding Consumerism

Globalization and Its Effects

One Specific Effect of Globalization: Uprisings and Insurgencies

The Promise of Global Community Psychology

Participatory Democracy

Linking the Global and the Local

Protecting Basic Human Rights

Connections to Social Movements

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

Basic Facts and News

Policy Analysis

Organized Resistance

Basic Minimum Income

15 COLONIZATION

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter, you will learn about

Colonization

Racism

European Ethnocentrism and Assumed Universality

Decolonization

Decolonizing Australia and New Zealand

Colonization and Change in Australia

Colonization and Change in New Zealand

Founding Concepts for Self-determination and Decolonization

Indigenous Authority and Self-determination – Tino Rangatiratanga

“True” Histories for Colonized and Colonizer

Social Justice in the Process of Colonization

Addressing Structural and Institutional Racism

Emerging Concepts and Issues

Continuing Colonization

The New Assimilationists

Endorsing the Unique Status of Indigenous People

Individuality and Collectivity in Framing Human Rights and Responsibilities

The Role of Community Psychology(ists) in Decolonization

Deconstructing and Critiquing Dominance and Injustice

Practice Implications for Community Psychologists

Affirming Indigenous Authority, Expertise, and Self-determination

Listening, Protesting, and Advocating

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

16 HOW CAN COMMUNITYP SYCHOLOGISTS BEST WORKT OWARDS GENDER EQUITY?

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Introduction to Gender Equality

Historical Context

Why a Women’s Movement?

Community Psychology, Gender, and Feminisms

How Far Have We Come?

How do the Core Principles of Community Psychology AdvanceGender Equity?

Transforming Systems: Ecology and Complexity In a Globalized World

Example: Moving Beyond Band-aid Interventions

Prevention, Promotion, and Social Change

Example: Homelessness Is Gendered

Community, Networks, Partnership, Social Capital, and Sense of Community

Example: Community Networks as Platforms for Advocacy

Example: Promoting Environmental Sustainability Through Community Participation

Power, Empowerment, and Depowerment

Diversity, Marginalization, Inclusion, and Intersectionality

Example: Intersectionality

Subjectivity and Reflexivity (Warning – you are about to enter big word territory!)

Visions and Values Guiding Feminist Community Work

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

17 BUILDING WELLBEING IN FAMILIES

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Wellbeing of Children and their Families

Heterogeneity of Families

Reframing Our Notions of Families and Disadvantage: Towardsan Agenda of Wellbeing

Individualism and Victim-blaming

Holistic, Strengths-based Ecological Perspective

From Psychosocial Problems to Prevention and Promotion

Psychosocial Problems

Prevention and Promotion

From Social Isolation to Community

Social Isolation

Community

From Powerlessness to Power

Powerlessness

Power

From Discrimination to Inclusion

Discrimination

Inclusion

Interventions for Children and Families: Ecologicaland Empowerment Approaches

Multi-focused, Community-driven ProgramsMulti-focused programs acknowledge the value of holism

Social Policy Interventions

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

Recommended Websites

Recommended Books and Articles

18 LGBTQ ISSUES IN COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY: SHIFTING TERRAIN AND THE ONGOING STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM FROM

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

LGBTQ Issues in Community Psychology

LGBTQ: An Insufficient Acronym

The Changing Nature of Anti-LGBTQ Discrimination

Coming Out

LGBTQ Youth and the School ExperienceFor LGBTQ youth, coming out in school may be paired with an

LGBTQ Youth Homelessness

Global Human Rights

Understanding Resilience in LGBTQ Individualsand Communities

Working in Solidarity with LGBTQ Communities: What CanYou Do?

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

19 ABLEISM, PHYSICAL DISABILITY, AND COMMUNITY LIVING

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Ableism

Values, Theory, and Practice

Disability as a relational concept

Empowerment and Emancipation

Intersectionality

Inclusion, Independent Community Living, and Housing

Independent Living and Community Inclusion: Social Capital and Interdependence

Disability and Homelessness

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

Books

Websites

20 ADDRESSING COMMUNITY BASED CHALLENGES ARISING FROM MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS LEARNING FROM EXPERIENC

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Mental Health: A Community Psychology Perspective

Definitions of Serious Mental Health Problems and Recovery

Serious Mental Health Problems

Recovery

Community Contexts for Responding to Serious Mental Health Problems

Competing Tensions in Helping Professions

A Brief History of Community Responses to Mental HealthProblems

Changing the Balance? The Emergence of Consumer/Survivors in Society’s Efforts to Address Serious

Community Psychology’s Role in Supporting Persons with Mental Health Problems

Resources For Changing How We View What Is Supportive

Promotion of Wellbeing and Health

Social Inclusion and Community Integration

Focus on Strengths, Opportunities, and Resources

Social Justice

Multi-level Ecological Approaches

Resources for Changing How We Seek to be Supportive

Empowerment: Individual and Collective

Power: Oppression – Levels of Analysis and Intervention

Liberation: Individual and Collective

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

Resources

Additional Resources in different countries

Further reading on transformative change of mental health systems

21 RACISM AND APPLICATIONS OF CRITICAL RACE AND INTERSECTIONAL THEORIES IN COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY

Warm-up Questions

Learning Objectives

In this chapter you will learn about

Positionality of Authors

Introduction

The Historical Concept of “Race”

What is Critical Race Theory?

The Tenets of Critical Race Theory

Intersectionality: A More Critical Framework

Indigenous Erasure

Anti-Black Racism

Xenophobia

Critiques of and Debates within Critical Race Theory

Community Psychology and Critical Race Theory

Application of Critical Race Theory to Community Psychology Research

Application of Critical Race Theory to Community Psychology Practice

Chapter Summary

Key Terms

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