Posted in January 13, 2010 ¬ 9:03 pmh.Leo
This is a list compiled by Professor Dick Schoech of the School of Social Work, University of Texas Arlington. He received these suggestions from members of COMM-ORG and ACOSA. Ten of these videos are available on YouTube, and I’ve organized them into this a playlist, which you can play (in the order listed) by clicking [...]
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Posted in September 11, 2009 ¬ 11:01 pmh.Leo
This list of free resources for neighborhood-based community building was developed with the help of people like you. To add to the list, please log in then use the submission form that will appear here. Thank you. We monitor this list regularly for broken links, but if you find any, please Leave a Reply below. [...]
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Posted in August 18, 2009 ¬ 7:31 pmh.Leo
Bill Traynor is a leading theoretician and practitioner in the field of community development. He is currently the Executive Director of Lawrence Community Works, an initiative that’s rebuilding the struggling city of Lawrence, Massachusetts, his hometown. He was the Director of Community Development for the Boston Community Training and Assistance Center, and the Executive Director [...]
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Posted in August 15, 2009 ¬ 10:03 pmh.Leo
Majora Carter is a visionary voice in city planning who views urban renewal through an environmental lens. With her inspired ideas and fierce persistence, Carter managed to bring the South Bronx its first open-waterfront park in 60 years, Hunts Point Riverside Park. Excerpts: Why is this story important? Because from a planning perspective, economic degradation [...]
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Posted in August 9, 2009 ¬ 5:23 pmh.Leo
This is the product of a research project. Community Voices Heard: Changing People and Public Policy through Low-Income Organizing is a case study of grassroots organizing. Based on research directed by Ann Rivera of the New York University Center for Community Research & Action, and funded by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation, the piece [...]
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