Community Organizing
Canadian Experiences
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- Kiadó OUP Canada
- Megjelenés dátuma 1998. január 15.
- ISBN 9780195412260
- Kötéstípus Puhakötés
- Terjedelem346 oldal
- Méret 228x152x22 mm
- Súly 482 g
- Nyelv angol 0
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Rövid leírás:
Community Organizing: Canadian Experiences is the first attempt to trace four decades of community organizing in Canada. It recounts the history of community organizing in Quebec and Anglophone Canada: describes community programs such as the Company of Young Canadians, Opportunities for Youth, and the Local Initiatives Program, considers the First Nations, feminist, environmental, and antipoverty movements as examples of development and
change; looks at who participates in community development activities; and determines what lessons and legacies have resulted from the varied experiences, such as whether these activities had any influence on the distribution of power, governing structure, and societal norms.
Hosszú leírás:
Community Organizing: Canadian Experiences tells the story of community development in Canada, with the objective of determining lasting legacies and extracting lessons from the varied experiences.
This edited volume has a number of objectives. First, it traces the beginnings of community organizing in Quebec and Anglophone Canada. Second, the book tells the stories of some of the significant initiatives from both community and state during the 'heydey' years - initiatives such as The Company of Young Canadians, Opportunities for Youth, and the Local Improvement Program. Third, it describes some current initiatives like feminist organizing and the environmental
movement, in an era of diminished and ever-decreasing resources. Fourth, the book attempts the ambitious tasks of identifying who participates in community organizing activities and analyses the early 'heyday' and current experiences in community organizing in order to extract lessons and identify legacies.
Tartalomjegyzék:
Community Organizing: Canadian Experiences
The Beginning of Community Development in English-Speaking Canada
The History of Community Development in Quebec
Contradictory Participation: Reflections on Community Action in Quebec
Thirty Turbulent Years: Community Development and the Organization of Health and Social Services in British Columbia
Meaningful Work and Community Betterment: The Case of Opportunities for Youths and Local Initiative Projects, 1971-1973
The Company of Young Canadians
Assessing the Gap Between Community Development Practice and Regional Development Policy
Community Economic Development: Making the Link between Economic Development and Social Equity
Feminist Community Organizing in Canada: Postcards from the Edge
Community Action as a Practice of Freedom: A First Nations Perspective
From the Ground Up: Community Development as an Environmental Movement
Campaign 2000 to End Child Poverty: Building and Sustaining a Movement
Who Participates? Citizen Participation in Health Reform in B.C.
Lessons and Legacies
