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Asset-based Community Development and Community-based Research: Compatible agents in equitable and sustainable change?
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Ivis Garcia Texas A&M University ivis.garcia@tamu.eduCase studies of ABCD and how did it worked
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HenryGwaniGeorge Fox Universityhgwani19@georgefox.eduCase studies of ABCD
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StephanieRivera FenniriUniversity of Pennsylvaniasfenniri@design.upenn.eduCase studies of ABCD as they relate to Latinx populations
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Sandy SheppardCCNYssheppard@ccnyinc.orgtransitioning traditionally needs-based thinking communities (organizations) to abcd thinking; connecting abcd to trauma-informed approaches of evaluation; abcd practices and principles in social work
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MauraSheaInstitute of Design, IL Techmshea@id.iit.eduVisualizing invisible assets within the community of IL Tech related to food systems to be made available to the larger Bronzeville community for use as they deem valuable.
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DamilolaFasorantiPrikkle Academyfashdamilola@gmail.comCase Studies of ABCD in an African Setting and In Career Planning (and Employability)
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DanielManyasi OtungaSingle Mothers Association of Kenya (SMAK)dmanyasi@outlook.comABCD for Marginalised Communities. Can bad influnces/experiences transform communities for the better?
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AllisonLourashallison@lourash.comThe use of the term Community Scholars within Critical Disability Studies to elevate lived experience
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BrianSkeeleSanta Fe, New Mexicoskeelebrian@gmaill.comTransforming suburbia into mixed-use, mixed-income, quitable andsustainble "15-minute" cities. Cooperatively owned new smart densities, mangaged for the connom good, suppoorting the strengths, talents and resources of the community.
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Richard Holmes
Knowledge Change Action - training and consultancy focusing on trauma, attachement, resilience and connected relationships (UK)
rich.holmes@kca.trainingMeasuring intended and unintented outcomes over time (Ripple Effect Mapping) https://bmcmedresmethodol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12874-022-01570-4 Even more interested in collective trauma (from the pandemic and subsequent cost of living crisis) and how healing from collective trauma requires a collective response; the juction at which modern neuroscience meets community development. We have a community based project starting in March 23, which would make an interesting case study.
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