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5. People must be allowed to make t
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Operational Principles of Community
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Justice Legitimate authority Subaut
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GETTING TO THE HEART OF THE MATTER
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DETERMINING LOCAL CAPACITIES Once p
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Other essential community capacitie
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Question 2: Who needs to be involve
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• The second set of who’s are t
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Chapter 5: Leadership INTRODUCTION
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COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE Introduction A
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THE WEB OF GOVERNANCE DISCOVER WHO
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Chapter 6: Working With People INTR
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COMMUNICATION SKILLS People communi
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George Gazda, in his Human Relation
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Haley’s Comet A colonel issued th
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Group Dynamics Understanding the dy
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Group Key Ups Downs Leader Phase Pr
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Group Members’ Roles and Function
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Things That Block/Build a Group Thi
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Ground Rules It is imperative that
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• People don’t like to be left
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Here is a tool to help evaluate mee
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6. PARTICIPATION a. Are all of the
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MEETING EVALUATION Please circle th
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SECTION IV: CREATING THE HEALTHY CO
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Participants have done this and pre
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Chapter 3: Community Culture: Under
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This exercise provided a wealth of
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Third Community Meeting-community m
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Follow-Up Meetings May include econ
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Community Development Meeting Evalu
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WHO • can help? • must we “Se
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ACTION PLAN FOR ATTAINING GOALS A s
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3. When would you be ready to start
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These questions can help to do this
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SECTION V: SUMMARY FOR CLOSING Chap
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• Builds upon unique strengths an
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Chapter 4: Final Thoughts THE HEART
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Appendix—References A. Paul Hare,
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Fessler, D. R., Facilitating Commun
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Mezirow, J. D., Dynamics of Communi
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Staff, Introduction to Rural and Co