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'''This page is devoted to collecting resources for understanding community in the broadest sense. It will include study of  traditional "community development" of physical community assets as well as social assets. It will also offer study options relating to building stronger community organizations, enhancing rewards for participation, and encouraging people to take leadership roles.'''  
'''This page is devoted to collecting resources for understanding community in the broadest sense. It will include the study of &nbsp;traditional "community development" of physical community assets as well as the human assets that make a community valuable socially, politically, and economically. It will also offer study options that relate to empowering communities through community self-awareness, individual participation, and leadership.''''''<br>'''
<blockquote>'''Ontology''': The branch of philosophy or metaphysics concerned with the nature of existence. Ontological assumptions are those assumptions that underpin theories about what kind of entities can exist. </blockquote><blockquote>''from the Penguin Dictionary of Sociology'' </blockquote>
 
== What Is A Community?  ==
== What Is A Community?  ==


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== Asset Based Community Development  ==
== Asset Based Community Development  ==


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== Group Process ==
== Group Process ==


=== Meeting Facilitation  ===
=== Meeting Facilitation  ===

Revision as of 05:09, 11 December 2014

'This page is devoted to collecting resources for understanding community in the broadest sense. It will include the study of  traditional "community development" of physical community assets as well as the human assets that make a community valuable socially, politically, and economically. It will also offer study options that relate to empowering communities through community self-awareness, individual participation, and leadership.'

What Is A Community?

Google Search on "What is a community?"

http://infed.org/mobi/community/

Community Participation

Video advice from a 6-yr old: http://www.fahe.org/blog/straight-talk-faith/

Asset Based Community Development


Group Process

Meeting Facilitation

Appreciative Inquiry

Decision Making


Project Management


Social Capital


Education and Life Long Learning