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Socialization to civil society : a life-history study of community leaders
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ISBN: 0791461866 Year: 2004 Publisher: Albany (N.Y.) : State university of New York press,

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Leadership and organization for community prevention and intervention in Venezuela
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ISBN: 1136393072 0203048318 1299459404 1136393005 9781136393006 0789012480 9780789012487 0789015137 9780789015136 9781136393075 9780203048313 9781299459403 Year: 2004 Publisher: Binghamton, NY Haworth

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Improve decision-making skills for community organizations and their leaders?from a participatory perspective! This book will show you how (and why) participatory communities come into being and what they can accomplish, regardless of the current political climate. It also examines leadership?and the skills community leaders need to develop to be most effective. You'll find ethnographic and psychosocial perspectives on the relationship between families and community organizations, leadership interventions designed to facilitate more effective decision-making, and more?all from organiz

Leadership in a small town
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ISBN: 0765805790 Year: 2004 Publisher: New Brunswick Transaction

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The dignity of resistance
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ISBN: 9780511734977 9780521593205 9780521596862 9781107321267 1107321263 0521593204 0521596866 1139809571 9781139809573 0511734972 1107315875 9781107315877 1107317800 9781107317802 0511889526 9780511889523 0511970463 9780511970467 1299399118 9781299399112 1107314895 9781107314894 110714213X Year: 2004 Publisher: Cambridge, United Kingdom New York Cambridge University Press

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The Dignity of Resistance chronicles the four decade history of Chicago's Wentworth Gardens public housing residents' grassroots activism. This comprehensive case study explores why and how these African-American women creatively and effectively engaged in organizing efforts to resist increasing government disinvestment in public housing and the threat of demolition. Roberta M. Feldman and Susan Stall, utilizing a multi-disciplinary lens, explore the complexity and resourcefulness of Wentworth women's grassroots, organizing the ways in which their identities as poor African-American women and mothers both circumscribe their lives and shape their resistance. Through the inspirational voices of the activists, Feldman and Stall challenge portrayals of public housing residents as passive, alienated victims of despair. We learn instead how women residents collectively have built a cohesive, vital community, cultivated outside technical assistance, organizational and institutional supports, and have attracted funding - all to support the local facilities, services and programs necessary for the everyday needs for survival, and ultimately to save their home from demolition.

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