Skill
Community Organizing
Business and Management
Community organizing is the practice of building collective power among residents to advocate for shared interests, such as improved housing, labor conditions, or civil rights, often through grassroots campaigns and coalition-building. Community organizers identify local leaders, facilitate meetings, and design action campaigns targeting decision-makers. The approach traces back to figures like Saul Alinsky and remains central to labor unions, faith-based coalitions, and advocacy nonprofits.
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