Understanding Community Networks
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ScribdTranslationsCOMMUNITY NETWORKS
Members:
Pablo Tarqui Tarqui
Álvaro Jamil Méndez Layme
Rene Arenas Sonco
WHAT IS A NETWORK?
Their connections or joints
between groups or individuals with a
common goal: They can be
family relationships or
co-parenting, movements
social.
The social relationship can be of
relationship information
exchange of goods and
services.
CONDITIONS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS
Be independent of sectors
governmental.
To be representative
Having an organization
horizontal (not having a system
hierarchical).
Promote and protect values.
Be active and interactive.
Be stable.
Transparente.
Flexible.
Non-profit.
To be in tune with the
community.
Community networks within the
community organization
Communities often generate various groups.
organized, and they also have people who assume
the direction of certain activities or processes,
printing their personal style and sometimes also their
individual biases or their motivations (religious, community,
academic, idiosyncratic, partisan, among others), thus
like his leadership style to address the work
community (paternalistic, participatory, self-managed).
WHAT ARE COMMUNITY NETWORKS?
They are networks with a diversity of actors, of ages, gender, education, the
multiplicity of styles
The wider it is, the more results.
will produce.
Although its purpose is the capture of
resources, includes the possibility of discrimination
among the resources that may be presented.
Its capacity and strength come from the
interrelation of the parts.
It has certain mechanisms that regulate its
address.
It has ways to warn its position.
CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMUNITY NETWORKS
Plurality and diversity of
members.
Multimodality of the intervention.
Interrelation of all the
members.
Dynamics of relationships.
Collective construction.
Interdependence.
Participation and commitment.
Diversity and particularity,
divergence and convergence.
Points of tension and negotiation.
Construction and reconstruction.
Exchange of experiences and formation of services.
Co-management.
Democratization of knowledge and shared power.
Affection and solidarity.
Affection, affiliation, and solidarity.
Flexibility.
FUNCTIONS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS
Allow development.
Accept diversity.
Foster social participation
Use of negotiation.
Accept and take advantage of the value
constructive of conflicts.
Responding to needs with a
guidance.
Disseminate information and knowledge
produced in the community.
Open spaces of creativity.
Mobilize the community
Generate processes of problematization.
TYPES OF COMMUNITY NETWORKS
Interpersonal.
Intergroup.
Interinstitutional.
Intergroup
Intra-community and inter-community.
Circumstantial.
Visible or invisible.
Spontaneous.
Institutionalized structures.
PSYCHOSOCIAL PROCESSES THAT HINDER OR
THE PROCESS OF SOCIAL MEDIA IS DISTORTED
Self-sufficient leaders
egocentric.
The distrust.
Adverse relationships.
Continuous failures.
Rigidity of thought
organizational.
PSYCHOSOCIAL PROCESSES THAT
EMPOWERING COMMUNITY NETWORKS.
Irradiation (internal-external).
Maximization of processes
socialization of information.
The network becomes a
community development alternative.
Social inclusion.
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR
ATTENTION