New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, c2012.
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Notes:

• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Part One. Introduction — Part Two. Contextual frameworks and approaches — Part Three. Building effective partnerships and anticipating and addressing ethical challenges — Part Four. Community assessment and issue selection — Part Five. Community organizing and community building within and across diverse groups and cultures — Part Six. Using the arts and the Internet as tools for community organizing and community building — Part Seven. Building, maintaining, and evaluating effective coalitions and community organizing efforts — Part Eight. Influencing policy through community organizing and media advocacy.

Subjects:

• Health promotion.
• Community health services — Citizen participation.
• Community organization.
• Community development.
• Community Health Planning — United States.
• Community Health Services — United States.
• Community Networks — United States.
• Consumer Organizations — United States.
• Cultural Diversity — United States.
• Health Education — United States.

Requested by McLaughlin, ML