civic-mindedness

Public-spirited attitude

Civic-mindedness is concern for the welfare of one's community and willingness to participate in public life.

A civic-minded person votes, volunteers, attends town meetings, or otherwise engages with collective issues beyond their private interests: The neighborhood's civic-mindedness showed in its well-maintained parks and active watch program.

altruism

philanthropy

Generous giving for others

volunteerism · donation · giving · humanitarianism · goodwill · compassion · selflessness · public service · nonprofit · fundraising

responsibility

duty

Required moral task

ethics · integrity · conscientiousness · trustworthiness · citizenship · service · commitment · public trust · social contract · common good

engagement

activism

Direct effort for reform

organizing · canvassing · petitioning · outreach · mobilizing · dialogue · awareness · lobbying · protesting · boycotting

community

neighborhood

Residential area nearby

collective · cooperative · solidarity · fellowship · commonwealth · associations · networks · cohesion · integration · inclusivity

participation

voting

Formally registering a choice

referendum · suffrage · caucus · primary · assembly · forum · debate · democracy · jury duty · census

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Opposites
social engagement

civic-mindednessapathy

Absence of feeling

disengagement · indifference · political apathy · uninvolvement · passivity

moral orientation toward others

civic-mindednessselfishness

Excessive concern for oneself

self-interest · self-centeredness · egoism · greed · narcissism

scope of concern

civic-mindednessinsularity

Narrow detachment from broader views

parochialism · atomism · tribalism · clannishness · individualism

Family

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