Community Wealth & Diversity Types

What is Aspirational Capital

• ability to communicate in multiple languages

• ability to keep high hopes and dreams despite challenges

• knowledge and support passed through our kinfolk

The intellectual and social skills attained through communication in more than 1 language or style.

• Familial Capital

• Linguistic Capital

• Aspirational Capital

Cultural knowledge and support passed through kin that carry a sense of community history, and and a connection to tribe, ones people.

• Familial Capital

• Linguistic Capital

• Aspirational Capital

Social Capital is

• The ability to maintain dreams for the future

• The skills needed for academic success

• Networks of people and community resources providing support

Navigational capital involves:

• • Skills for maneuvering through social institutions

• The aspirations for future success

• Skills for maneuvering through social institutions

Which of the following best describes resistant capital?

• • Knowledge and skills that challenge oppression

• Social networks providing emotional support

• The ability to communicate effectively in multiple languages

Cultural Capital

• Wealth in the form of MONEY

• Wealth other than Money

Which Community Capital do you think South Central Los Angeles has the most of?

• Aspirational Capital

• Familial Capital

• Social Capital

• Navigational Capital

• Resistant Capital

 includes the variety of customs, traditions, languages, religions and worldviews.

• Social Diversity

• Cultural Diversity

• Political Diversity

• Historical Diversity

differences in economic, educational, employment type, family structure, age, and other identities.

• Social Diversity

• Cultural Diversity

• Political Diversity

• Historical Diversity