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Here are the slides from Meetup #2

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Abridged Slides_ABCD in SG CoP_2021 Meetup #2

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Here are our slides from our meet-up!

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Here are our Abridged sldes for our ABCD CoP Meetup #1 for 2022!

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These will guide our interactions with one another at each meet-up.

1. Speak from the "I" perspective
Avoid speaking for others by using "we", "us", or "them". Instead, speak from your own personal experience and perspective.

2. Step Up, Step Back
If you usually find yourself talking more than others, then remember to share space. If you don't usually talk in groups, challenge yourself and know that we would love to hear your thoughts.

3. Listen Actively
Listen to understand, not to respond.

4. Uphold Confidentiality
Assume that personal experiences, and perspectives shared in this space are confidential unless you are given permission to use them.

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How has ABCD been practiced - intentionally or unintentionally - in Singapore during the Circuit Breaker?

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How has ABCD been practiced - intentionally or unintentionally - in Singapore during the Circuit Breaker?

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During circuit breaker....

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I observed it in several ways:

1. Abhishek invited our migrant brothers and other civil society organisations to share what they wanted to see in the Recreation Centres that are coming up.

2. Some friends were concerned with the rental flat residents at Merpati Rd not being able to access social service support during the Circuit Breaker period after the stories they heard from doing some door knocking 2 days before Circuit Breaker.

Reached out to the SSA in the area but they were reluctant to share info. So these friends reached out to the residents there to help distribute Needs Assessment forms to their neighbours there, which allowed my friends to provide food distribution and financial assistance.

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Always wearing the ABCD lens, I felt that many of the efforts could be better done if community assets were discovered and activated. A good example would be how we engage the migrant workers, which can seem rather disempowering for them.

And personally,  I had to reflect a lot too on how relevant ABCD really is during this period, since the focus is a "firefighting", needs-based one.

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During circuit breaker, I noticed the increase in different initiatives by individuals/organisations who step forth to help tapping on the assets that they have.

Some examples include hawker stalls who offered to provide meals for the lower-resourced groups; creatives who offered to support hawkers in taking pictures to be placed on food delivery platform.

I was also grateful to be involved in the S3P project where we rally our communities to provide resources for the stayers.

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I see social media being used widely to advocate for community needs or band together to support each other.

Social media - is a digital native's asset and the platform itself can send posts viral ><

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During circuit breakers, the migrant workers in Singapore were most affected by Covid-19.

One of the assets of the local communities that was leveraged upon was their language.

I saw different ethnic groups come forward to share or consolidate resources for the MWs.

The migrant workers are usually from different parts of Asia and the different ethnic groups came forward to do translations of the resources in the different languages.

This was crucial especially for communication with medical professionals.

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I noticed that many people from the community was very forthcoming in stepping out and up to help.  This really showed to me the power of the community and that anyone could really do their part or have the ability to give. ~ Caryl

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I noticed that many people from the community was very forthcoming in stepping out and up to help.  This really showed to me the power of the community and that anyone could really do their part or have the ability to give. ~ Caryl

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I saw the emergence of Mutual Aid during Circuit Breaker. There was an excel sheet going around that connected people with needs and people with the capacities and resources to provide/share them. http://tinyurl.com/waresmutualaid

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During CB, I saw that many stepped up and out of the comfort zone to support one another, giving support and encouragement. Saw someone helping a family who are in need, buying food.

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During circuit breaker, there were informal groups in the community who raised funds for migrant workers and needy families

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During circuit breaker, it is very interesting as I was forced to find something that I can contribute to make lives at home easier and happier and I see that happening among the people I know around me and discovered some strengths of theirs.

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I have witnessed  folks from all over Singapore coming together during these last few months. Some have acted as aggregators of resources think those google sheets, some have been sharers - sharing what’s been happening on the ground vis a vis policies and some have been simplifiers making information accessible

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I see eateries and restaurants offering drinks and food for the grab riders who are delivering food to people during the circuit breaker period.

Also a youth i know of had some last minute internet issues and couldn't come on board a ZOOM programme, but her neighbour had very powerful wifi in his house so much that it is still accessible in the youth's home. so he shared his internet connection with the youth.

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1. Slides from Meetup #2
2. Community Canvas on Mural: https://www.bit.ly/abcdcomcanvas
3. How-To video for Mural: https://youtu.be/mJ77G7HUTuU

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1. Slides from Meetup #3
2. Mural canvas used for Meetup #3: http://bit.ly/abcdcop3

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1. Slides from Meetup #1
2. Mural Canvas used for Meetup:
https://bit.ly/CoP20211

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Do you have suggestions for the speakers based on the suggested tracks? Please let us know in the comments below

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Do you have suggestions for the speakers based on the suggested tracks? Please let us know in the comments below

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The four tracks are
1. Education
2. Environment
3. Ground-up Initiative
4. Mental Health

If the proposed speaker is within your spheres of influence, please let us know so we are able to reach out to you :)

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Suggestions for a prologue speaker for ABCD Assembly 2021

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Suggestions for a prologue speaker for ABCD Assembly 2021

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We're looking for someone who:

1. Is familiar with the ABCD methodology

2. Aligns with what we believe in; that ABCD is applicable to not just the social sector, but other sectors as well

3. Has some experience in practising ABCD

Post your suggestions below!

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Here are the Abridged slides from our ABCD CoP Meetup #3

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Here are the slides from our Meetup #4!

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Additional reading: Becoming an Asset-Based Community Development City

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Additional reading: Becoming an Asset-Based Community Development City

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Becoming an ABCD City by Heather Keam and Debra Jakubec