¶ … Social Justice
Action and Accompaniment
What roles of social justice are likely to be practiced using Diaz's process of participatory planning (i.e. eight moments)? Who would be important participants in this process?
Diaz participatory process of planning entails of answering all the questions which arise in the course of decision making. There are several roles of social justice work which might be practiced in this process of decision making using Diaz's model:
Learner: Searching, learning, being curious is the very essence of trying to reach a suitable solution. Learning is a process which makes you absorb new bits of knowledge and perform analysis on the old ones. However, while performing this role, it is important that we show complete openness and modesty to the situation in hand and people involved in it and be genuinely curious.
Collaborator: As per Diaz's process, it is necessary to have group think while arriving a conclusive decision. Collaboration is the core of decision making as it ensures team involvement. While arriving any decision, it is necessary that it has been thoroughly worked on as a team project and the team members are willing to take complete responsibilities of the risks involved.
Facilitator: Facilitation is an important attribute required by a successful decision making process. Social Workers are required to play a role of good facilitator ensuring healthy participation by all group members, building trust and keeping the element of dominance in balance.
Animator / Activator: This is the one who brings life to the discussion. A social worker is required to ignite fire and motivation in group members during their discussion. This person is further required to come up with innovative ideas and keep the meetings spiced up to avoid dullness.
Advocate: These roles required the social worker to participate and represent those who have been excluded from the discussion but are directly affected by the agenda in hand. It is important to analyze the impacts of decisions on those who are not present there to defend their interest.
Negotiator: In every decision making process, the social worker will encounter arguments and conflicts. However, a good social worker has to have good negotiating skills and have a clear understanding of what type of decisions they support.
Researcher: The social worker...
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