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Ethical

Considerations In
civic engagement
Ethical Considerations in civic
engagement:

Ethical considerations in civic engagement refer to the principles and


values that guide individuals and organizations when participating in
activities aimed at improving their communities or influencing public
policies. These considerations ensure that engagement is conducted in a
responsible, fair, and respectful manner, promoting social good while
avoiding harm or exploitation.
Ethical Considerations include:

• Accountability
• Non Violence
• Peaceful Dialogue
• Civility
Accountability:
Accountability a cornerstone of ethical civic engagement, ensuring that individuals and
organizations involved in community or political activities are responsible for their
actions and decisions.
Key ethical Considerations include:
• Respect for human dignity
• Moral high ground
• Reducing harm
• Empathy and inclusion
• Sustainable Of change
• Legality and accountability
Non violence:
Non violence in civic engagement focus on fostering peaceful , respectful, constructive
participation in social issue.
Key consideration include:
• Commitment to Non_violence
• Respect for human rights
• Inclusivity and equity
• Transperency and accountability
• Long term vision
• Integrity and consistency
Peaceful Dialogue:
Peaceful dialogue in a civic engagement is a vital approach for fostering understanding and
cooperation and effective problem-solving within communities.
Key consideration include:
• Respect and empathy
• Active listening
• Inclusivity
• Transperency
• Conflict resolution
• Culture sensitivity
Civility:
Civility in civic engagement is the practice of participating in public discussions and activities
respectfully, with openness to differing opinions, and a focus on constructive, solutions-
oriented dialogue.
Key consideration include:
• Respectful communication
• Active listening
• Tolerance and Inclusivity
• Constructive criticism
• Commitment to the common good
• Encourage participation
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