Community Development Resources
Resources for Community Development Professionals and Volunteers
Community Development has many faces and approaches. Because of the vast diversity of communities, it is important to share tools that professionals can choose from, use and apply appropriate to the community where they are working. Aside from the key of listening, there is no 'one-size-fits-all' tool or approach, thus the need for a diversity of resources ...learn more
GROUP DETAILS
Created: Jul 30, 2008
Updated: Nov 18, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
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Areas of Focus
Permaculture | Community Enterprise | Community Participation | Community Resources | Community Service/Volunteerism | Community Training | Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building | Fundraising | Leadership Training | Culture and Sustainability | Democratic Participation | Democracy and Civil Society | Environmental Resource Center | Sustainability Education | Local Food Systems | Urban Forestry | Peace and Peace Building | Affordable Housing | Poverty Alleviation | Squatter Communities | Sustainable Livelihoods | Ecopsychology | Sustainable Living | EcoVillages | Sustainable Communities | Sustainable Urban and Regional Planning | Urban Ecology | Economic Development | Rural Development | Social Development
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Community Development has many faces and approaches.
Because of the vast diversity of communities, it is important to share tools that professionals can choose from, use and apply appropriate to the community where they are working. Aside from the key of listening, there is no 'one-size-fits-all' tool or approach, thus the need for a diversity of resources.
A Community Developer is someone who works to weave together a stronger, more vibrant and prosperous community. S/he can be a part of an NGO, municipality, neighborhood alliance, community gardener, and many more vehicles.
Please share any tools, lesson plans, stories, and links that you find useful in the work of Community Development.
Thank you.
Because of the vast diversity of communities, it is important to share tools that professionals can choose from, use and apply appropriate to the community where they are working. Aside from the key of listening, there is no 'one-size-fits-all' tool or approach, thus the need for a diversity of resources.
A Community Developer is someone who works to weave together a stronger, more vibrant and prosperous community. S/he can be a part of an NGO, municipality, neighborhood alliance, community gardener, and many more vehicles.
Please share any tools, lesson plans, stories, and links that you find useful in the work of Community Development.
Thank you.