Posts Tagged ‘neighborhood-based’

Meriden neighborhood associations thrive

When the Action 13 neighborhood association held a meeting Thursday to provide information for residents looking to start local block watch programs, a crowd of 30 people came out to join the discussion.
Earlier this month, nearly 50 people attended the Dutch Hill association meeting to discuss quality-of-life issues and the largest annual event for the [...]

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Vertigo and The Intentional Inhabitant: Leadership In A Connected Environment

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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Reflections on Community Organizing and Resident Engagement in the Rebuilding Communities Initiative

Reflections on Community Organizing and Resident Engagement in the Rebuilding Communities Initiative.
Bill Traynor. Annie E. Casey Foundation.
Reflections of a community’s struggle with resident engagement and community organizing. The report’s focus in on understanding the role and practice of community organizing and resident engagement in the context of a comprehensive community change initiative.
Highlights:
We tried many things; [...]

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