leeson for community

1. CARING FOR COMMUNITY
-Discuss the importance of caring for others
-Recall ways on sharing common spaces in the community
Reorganize different contributions presented in individual level or
community level that can have a

2. CARING FOR COMMUNITY
The idea of community care, essentially, is to use our
power, privilege, and resources to better the people who are
both in and out of our scope of reach. That can be a friend,
a neighbor, a colleague, or a member of an organization
that you frequent. It can also look like activism, practicing
anti-racism, calling out injustices, donating to organizations,
or simply asking someone, “What do you need and how can
I help you?” In turn, you also receive help from that very
community you're apart of.

3. 10 WAYS TO HELP YOUR COMMUNITY
Some micro-level examples of community care can look like:
Offering to babysit for a friend
Asking someone what kind of support they need during a difficult
time
Cooking a meal for someone you know, just because
Creating a self-care kit for a friend, neighbor, or family member
Remembering the name of the person who served you or swiped
your groceries

4. 10 WAYS TO HELP YOUR COMMUNITY
Community care on a macro level can look like:
Voting
Speaking up against injustices
Donating to organizations in need
Volunteering
Addressing conflict when it arises in the workplace and
other social settings
Creating or joining a support group

5. SHARED SPACES
By definition, a common area is nearly any part of a
multifamily building that's not owned by individual
shareholders or unit owners—that could include spaces
such as lobbies, hallways, recreation rooms, laundry and
basement storage areas, courtyards, gardens, and fitness
centers. Whether or not a common space is well utilized
and enjoyed by ...

6. Examples of shared spaces
• Businesses
Cafes | Bookstores | Yoga / Pilates studios | Boardrooms | Office desks | Event
spaces | Commercial kitchens | Galleries | Halls, Gazebos | Courtyard gardens |
Auditoriums | Unused office areas | Training Rooms | Photography studios |
Theatres | Workshops | Maker spaces | Bars and more…
• Councils
Large sporting fields | Nature Playground |Reserves | Wedding gazebos | Halsl |
Basketball Courts | Youth Centres | Theatrettes | Libraries | BBQ areas |
Recreation Centres | Swimming pools | Tennis Courts | Interview rooms |
Community Garden | Gallery exhibition space and more..

7. Examples of shared spaces
• Schools
Oval Space | Playground equipment | Auditorium | Basketball Court | Maker
Space | Canteen/Cafe | Theatre | Library | Green Screen | Gymnasium |
Swimming pool | Tennis Court | Dance Studio | Boardroom | Music Studio |
Specific training space | Flexible learning spaces | General classroom | Chapel |
Interview room | Parking | Art classroom | Computer Lab | Community Garden |
Undercover area | Cross country course | Gallery exhibition space and more…
• Homes
Backyards | Pools | Fire pits | BBQ areas | Studios | Paddocks | Dams | Nature
areas | Consulting room | Home office | Large rooms | Large homes | Private
Tennis Courts | Free parking | Sheds and more…

8. 10 Traits of Positive Communities
1. Common goals
2. Freedom of expression
3. Address member concerns with sensitivity
4. Set clear policies and obligations
5. Fairness
6. Celebrate heritage and traditions
7. Promote interaction among members
8. Elect leaders that stand by community values
9. Prioritize effective communication
10. Make smart decisions