The document discusses community mobilization and civic participation. It outlines several models and cycles for community mobilization including the community participation promotion cycle. This cycle involves identifying issues in the community, planning responses together, taking action to address the issues, and evaluating the results. The document also compares nonviolent social movements to more disruptive tactics and discusses how mass media and public opinion can influence movements. It advocates for nonviolent civic participation to promote problem solving and community development.

1. Community Mobilization
Thira Woratanarat MD
Department of Preventive and Social
Medicine, Faculty of Medicine,
Chulalongkorn University

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Mobilization cycle
Problem solving cycle
The community development cycle
Social animation cycle

23. Community Participation Promotion Cycle