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Community Engagement WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR SERVICE CENTERS? David Hernandez, Regional UniServ Staff, Eden RRC Consultant, Ethnic Minority Affairs Committee Table Talk At your table do the following: Select a recorder Introduce


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Community Engagement

WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR SERVICE CENTERS?

David Hernandez, Regional UniServ Staff, Eden RRC Consultant, Ethnic Minority Affairs Committee

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Table Talk

  • At your table do the following:
  • Select a recorder
  • Introduce yourself
  • Service Center Council
  • Position
  • Share why Local Chapters and Service Center should have a Community

Engagement Program?

  • Share with larger group
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Long Term Strategic Plan/Service Centers

  • Raise the awareness of members and leaders of

the need to establish community connections.

  • Create a CTA program to develop the community

engagement team model (comprised of single or multiple locals, or SCC).

  • Phase in community engagement teams across

CTA.

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Long Term Strategic Plan/Service Centers

  • Assess the effectiveness of partnerships with

parents, other unions, and community

  • rganizations.
  • Strengthen communication links between the

state and local level in terms of relationships with community organizations.

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WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?

  • Service Centers can play an important role in

educating locals on the importance of establishing a community engagement team.

  • Service Centers can assist to identify community

base organizations and other groups.

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WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?

  • Service Centers can create a networking of groups

that they can bring together to work on educational issues/social justice issues.

  • Service Centers can assist locals to identify

members who are involved in other groups.

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CREATING SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT TEAMS

EQUITY TEAM

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EQUITY TEAM PLANNING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

BRING THE TEAM TOGETHER

HUMAN RIGHTS CONTACT LGBTQ+ CONTACT MINORITY AT-LARGE WOMEN’S ISSUES CONTACT

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BUILD A PLAN

ESTABLISH YOUR GOALS

As a team establishing goals will assist you in putting together a

  • plan. Keep it simple.
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BRAINSTORM ACTIVITIES

  • IT IS IMPORTANT FOR THE ALL MEMBERS OF THE TEAM TO

CONTRIBUTE.

  • EACH CONTACT SHOULD IDENTIFY GROUPS FOR EXAMPLE:
  • MINORITY AT-LARGE – IDENTIFY ETHNIC MINORITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COUNTY
  • WOMEN’S CONTACT – WOMENS GROUPS
  • LGBTQ+ - ORGANIZATIONS
  • HUMAN RIGHTS – ORGANIZATIONS
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BRAINSTORM ACTIVITIES

  • Announce your community engagement plan to Local

Chapters.

  • Share your Community Engagement goals.
  • Ask locals to identify at least one from each of the groups:
  • Union(s)
  • Community Organization(s)
  • Parent Group(s)
  • Faith Based
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BRAINSTORM ACTIVITIES

  • Have locals submit their groups to Service Center

to create a database.

YOU DON’T HAVE TO MAKE A LONG LIST TO BEGIN

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SERVICE CENTER COUNCIL ACTIVITY

  • Plan a reception or meeting to bring together

groups to discuss Proposition 55 (The Children’s Education and Health Care Protection Act).

  • Create a calendar of meetings to bring the groups

together for them to share their issues.

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SERVICE CENTER COUNCIL ACTIVITY

  • Equity Team should identify and invite their

groups.

  • Coordinate activities with local chapters.
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RESOURCE : CTA.org

  • Click on tab – About CTA
  • Open tab “Leadership”
  • Click on “Leaders Resource Center”
  • Click on Community Engagement Toolkit
  • Click on “7 Steps to Community Engagement

Toolkit”

  • Download file
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Service Center Community Engagement

A written Action Plan will help the Service Center and Local stay focus on their

  • goals. It will also

make sure that individuals are held accountable in getting the work done.

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ACTION PLAN

Having a Checklist for developing an Action Plan is very helpful. It allows you to make sure that you get started, target folks to get involve, stay focused, plan, act and evaluate.

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Build a countywide database that will assist you in building stronger relationships throughout the Service Center Council

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Barriers?

  • Table Talk
  • Recorder
  • At your table, please discuss with your colleagues what “BARRIERS” you

might face in putting together a Community Engagement Plan.

  • Share with large group
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SUMMARIZE THE “WHY?”

Repeat the charted responses

Share why Local Chapters and Service Center should have a Community Engagement Program?

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Questions?