Social work has been a central field for debate and discussion on community organizing in Quebec; it is where community organizing practices have originally been documented. This article contributes to existing literature on community organizing in Quebec, as most French language writings on this practice date back to the 1990s and 2000s. This literature review allows for the exploration of three “blind spots” on community organizing: (1) the role of conflict as a tool for analysis and community organizing practices; (2) the role of power relations in this field; and (3) discussion and debate on theoretical concepts used to define the practice. Overall, observations address the need for further inquiry on the political orientations of community organizing in Quebec and on social transformations associated with this practice.