From Invisible to Visible - Positive Deviance Initiative
From Invisible to Visible - Positive Deviance Initiative
From Invisible to Visible - Positive Deviance Initiative
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The Authors<br />
Dr. Arvind Singhal (asinghal@utep.edu)<br />
is the Samuel<br />
Shirley and Edna Holt<br />
Mars<strong>to</strong>n Endowed Professor<br />
of Communication at the<br />
University of Texas, El Paso.<br />
His area of expertise lies<br />
in organizing for social<br />
change in complex systems,<br />
positive deviance, and the entertainment-education<br />
strategy. He is author of eight books —<br />
including Organizing for Social Change (2006);<br />
Communication of Innovations (2006); Combating<br />
AIDS: Communication Strategies in Action (2003)<br />
— and some 150 peer-reviewed journal articles<br />
and essays. He has received numerous honors,<br />
including the highly prestigious Social<br />
Science Research Council’s Communication<br />
Research as Collaborative Practice Award in 2009,<br />
and the Communication Researcher as an Agent<br />
of Change Award in 2008.<br />
Prucia Buscell (prucia@plexusinstitute.org)<br />
is<br />
communications direc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
for Plexus Institute. She has<br />
worked as a freelance writer<br />
and was formerly a newspaper<br />
reporter who won<br />
awards for investigative and<br />
public service journalism and women’s interest<br />
writing.<br />
Plexus Institute<br />
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