Joining Communities: A Role for Reflection
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Smith, Dianne
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2014Type
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In this chapter, I aim to provide newcomers to community-based projects with a summary of clues or hints about how they may approach such projects. Many suggestions relate to being aware of how a project may unfold regardless of its scale, location or complexity. The building of a solid, informed and honest team is of importance. The checklist included is built from personal reflections, drawn from each community-based project I have undertaken, with the aim of building greater sensitivity and awareness of community needs and the circumstances that surround them.
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Smith, D. 2014. Joining Communities: A Role for Reflection. In M2 Models and Methodologies for Community Engagement, ed. R. Tiwari, M. Lommerse, D. Smith, 199-213. Singapore: Springer.
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M2 Models and Methodologies for Community Engagement
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Dept of Architecture and Interior Architecture
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