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Speakers and Workshops
John Grayson on the residents/tenants’ movement as a radical and campaigning force
Richard Crossley on the framework of tenants’ organisations, their rights and capability
This report is from a practice sharing event organised by members of the YHCDN. The event aimed to look back at learning from work by community development practitioners under various engagement and empowerment programmes - and look forward inot the brave new world of big society and small state.
This Voices is a record of an event organised by the Yorkshire & Humber Community Development Network in February 2011, in Goole.
It highlights the inputs made on the day together with key points arising from the workshop and plenary discussions
A brief report from NEF exploring Social Return on Investment analysis of community development work.
This new set of case studies showcases the key facilitation role that voluntary and community organisations play to support people getting involved in decisions that affect their lives. The case studies were commissioned by the Yorkshire and Humber Empowerment Partnership and produced by the Yorkshire & Humber Forum.
Hard copies are also available from the Yorkshire & Humber Forum. www.yorkshirehumberforum.org.uk
One of three studies in a series illustrating the contribution that community development can make to community empowerment.
A report of an event held in Doncaster organised by the YHCDN which aimed to do two things:
• raise the profile of the skills of community development workers, and
• make the ‘business case’ for community development.
Update 5 - taking stock. Our latest newsletter published on 22nd March 2010 includes a taking stock review of what works, feature on 'whose community is it anyway' from Marsh Farm, and a feature on what does and doesn't work in community development.
One in a series of studies illustrating the contribution that community development can make to community empowerment.
This research is set within the policy context of recognition of the value and contribution made by faith groups to the social capital or the country and encourages greater involvement of local people and communities in decision making.
Conference report on mental health conference organised by the Regional Community Development Network
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