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organizations must be strengthened by promoting issues that bring them together rather than dividing them. The initiatives of job creation both through traditional measures and by linking jobs with preservation and restoration of the environment. They must combat falling wages through union organization and legislation. Organizers should move all of these efforts into the electoral arena and elect people loyal to organizations. Strategy and the use of power are the must useful tools of an organization.

Political Power: getting something passed by an elected candidate.

Consumer Power: consisting on the ability to conduct a boycott.

Regulatory Power: ability to win in court or in a regulatory process.

• Mass Mobilization: create changes by amassing individuals around issues.
• Social Action: create changes by building powerful organization at the community level.
• Citizen Participation: involve citizen in policy planning and program implementation of government agencies.
• Advocacy: the process of presenting group interest in legislative, administrative, or other established institutional arenas.
• Education: create change by raising critical consciousness of common concerns
• Service Developments: a process in which people provide their won services at the community level.