A GUIDE TO MAPPING AND MOBILIZING THE ASSOCIATIONS IN LOCAL NEIGHBORHOODS

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44 Appendices Q2. Is there (any other) a neighborhood organization or block club in your neighborhood? [IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR A DEFINITION: “A neighborhood organization deals with specific problems occurring in your particular community or on the streets around you.” “A block club is an organization that deals with specific problems occurring on your particular street or streets around you.”] YES.................................................................................................... 1 NO..................................................................................................... 2 [SKIP TO Q3] UNCERTAIN .................................................................................. 3 [SKIP TO Q3] REFUSED ......................................................................................... 4 [SKIP TO Q3] Q2A. What is the name of the (block club)(neighborhood organization)? [IF RESPONDENT DOESN’T REMEMBER THE NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION, ASK THE RESPONDENT FOR A DESCRIPTION AND WRITE THAT DOWN.] [PROBE RESPONDENT FOR THE GROUP’S CONTACT INFORMATION — PRESIDENT, PHONE, MEETING PLACE, TIME AND/OR REFERRAL OR SOMEONE WHO ALSO KNOWS ABOUT THE GROUP.] 1. a. If we wanted to contact this group for the purpose of improving the neighborhoods, how would we reach them? Q3. Do you know about any church groups in our neighborhood? YES.................................................................................................... 1 NO..................................................................................................... 2 [SKIP TO Q4] UNCERTAIN .................................................................................. 3 [SKIP TO Q4] REFUSED ......................................................................................... 4 [SKIP TO Q4] Q3A. What are the names of these church groups? [IF RESPONDENT FORGETS THE NAME OF A CHURCH GROUP, ASK THE RESPONDENT FOR A DESCRIPTION OF THE GROUP’S PURPOSE AND WRITE THAT DOWN.] 1. a. What is the name and address of the church sponsoring this group? 2. a. What is the name and address of the church sponsoring this group? A Community Building Workbook © 1999 Kretzmann & McKnight
Appendices Q4. Have you ever been involved, as a member or non-member, in any church groups in your neighborhood either now or in the past? A Community Building Workbook © 1999 Kretzmann & McKnight 45 [IF RESPONDENT FORGETS THE NAME OF THE GROUP OR CLUB, ASK THE RESPONDENT FOR A DESCRIPTION OF THE GROUP’S PURPOSE AND WRITE THAT DOWN.] [PROBE RESPONDENT FOR THE GROUP’S CONTACT INFORMATION — PRESIDENT, PHONE, MEETING PLACE, TIME AND/OR REFERRAL OR SOMEONE WHO ALSO KNOWS ABOUT THE GROUP.] A. Anti-crime groups, such as Neighborhood Watch, Stop the Violence group or other such groups? YES .................................................................................................... 1 NO..................................................................................................... 2 [SKIP TO B] UNCERTAIN................................................................................... 3 [SKIP TO B] 1. What are the names of these groups or clubs? a. b. 1. Could you tell us how to contact this group and its leaders? 1. Could you tell us how to contact this group and its leaders? B. Athletic or recreational groups? YES .................................................................................................... 1 NO..................................................................................................... 2 [SKIP TO C] UNCERTAIN................................................................................... 3 [SKIP TO C] 1. What is the name of these groups or clubs? a. 1. Could you tell us how to contact this group and its leaders? b. 1. Could you tell us how to contact this group and its leaders? C. Artistic or cultural groups, like a choir, drama, art club, or other such groups? YES .................................................................................................... 1 NO..................................................................................................... 2 [SKIP TO D] UNCERTAIN................................................................................... 3 [SKIP TO D]
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Page 4 and 5: ii Table of Contents Chapter Four
Page 7 and 8: Introduction INTRODUCTION This is a
Page 9 and 10: Introduction of the local civic and
Page 11 and 12: Preparing for Association Mapping C
Page 13 and 14: Preparing for Association Mapping E
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Page 17 and 18: Conducting an Inventory of Associat
Page 25 and 26: Discovering the Community-Building
Page 33 and 34: An Example of an Association Mappin
Page 43 and 44: Additional Ways to Mobilize Associa
Page 45 and 46: Additional Ways to Mobilize Associa
Page 47 and 48: Appendices APPENDICES Note to Appen
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Page 59 and 60: Appendices IV. ASSOCIATION ACTIVITI
Page 61 and 62: Appendices 29. Has your group ever
Page 63 and 64: Appendices 33. IN TERMS OF TRAINING
Page 65 and 66: Appendices 36. IN TERMS OF THE FOLL
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