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Browse the latest virtual issue published by @cdjplus, on the troubling issues of punishment and prisons on community development.
Read the full issue here: oxford.ly/3YV5eAO
ALT Read the latest issue published by the Community Development Journal here.
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Congrats Mahuya Bandyopadhyay, Zhandarka Kurti, @dachutti @Raffapp @agiamberardino Mimi Kim, Vincenzo Ruggiero, Michael Ma and SUDU, @malaj_diana @BrunildaPali Kevin Warner and @keith_JCFJ on a wonderful @cdjplus Special Issue academic.oup.com/cdj/issue/5…
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Congrats to School colleagues Liz Kiely and Rosie Meade, @uccsoc @kswirak and all contributors to this powerful special issue of @cdjplus @OxUniPress Community Development, the Carceral State and the Necessary Challenge of Penal Abolitionism. Read it here academic.oup.com/cdj/issue/5…
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Another smashing contribution to our @cdjplus @UCCAppSoc special ed on abolition by @malaj_diana and @BrunildaPali "We can no longer fill prisons with men and cemeteries with women" @IrishPenalAbol @uccwomenstudies academic.oup.com/cdj/advance…
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Congrats to @UCCAppSoc colleagues Liz Kiely & Rosie Meade & @UCCAppSoc colleague @kswirak on their wonderful @cdjplus article 'Community development, the carceral state and the necessary challenge of penal abolitionism' academic.oup.com/cdj/advance… Special Issue is on the way!
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Next up in our @cdjplus special ed by Zhandarka Kurti -on rolling back expansive role of probation through justice reinvestment @uccsoc @UCCAppSoc @NicolaCarr @fergus_mcneill @jakephillips @UteKrenzer @GerryMcNally9 @YNarocroc
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Looking to make a difference with your research around policies and their impact on communities? Submit your work to @cdjplus to publish in an international leading journal in the field.
Learn more here: oxford.ly/4g8XId4
ALT Publish your research with the Community Development Journal today!
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A joy to see our (Rosie Meade/Liz Kiely) guest co-edited @cdjplus @uccappsoc special ed on community dev and abolition bearing fruit- first up: Dr Mimi Kim on Abolition and the renewal of community: from carceral feminism to collective self-determination academic.oup.com/cdj/article…
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🇺🇦📚 Wrapping up our @cdjplus -sponsored partnership with with Nataliya Drozd and Олександр Підгорний at a special event, Participatory Recovery and Reconstruction: Lessons from Ukraine. Incredibly proud of our wee team, and massively grateful to @SineadGormally for chairing.
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Delighted that our new book and its companion website is now published. Come along to our international launch on the 7th March at 4pm GMT eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-laun…
#CommunityDevelopment
‘Community Work’ focuses on the hope, excitement and possibilities that contemporary theory brings to practice and is essential reading for all those concerned with #SocialJustice, #Inclusion and #Equality.
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📓 It’s a tad retrospective in its release, but l've now been published in December 2023 over in the Romanian journal Culture. Society. Economy. Politics. via their special issue on 'The Dynamics of Books - Writing, Publishing, Reading’. – at Glasgow, Scotland
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Delighted to see our paper "Unruly bodies (of knowledge)" out in the world!
The journey it took is emblematic of the arguments we make in the article around how activist-produced & experiential knowledge is often sidelined.
Thank you @cdjplus for supporting this work 🙏🏻
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Climate strike week 265. Today, we have a global climate strike with people all over the world taking part, demanding that we #EndFossilFuels .
I Stockholm kör vi nästa vecka, samling på Mynttorget kl.12 fredag 22a september. Vi ses där!
#climatestrike #fridaysforfuture
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School-based health centers “may benefit both schools & communities by addressing an important set of #rural challenges,” says recent @USDA-funded research from @Cornell researchers. "[School] attendance is higher & absenteeism is reduced.” @cdjplus news.cornell.edu/stories/202…
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New research from @Jsipple published in a special issue of @cdjplus guest edited by @ProfMWarner shows that school-based health centers benefit both schools and communities by addressing an important set of rural challenges ⤵️
Supporting rural communities: In a rural part of upstate New York, students with access to school-based health centers received more medical care and missed less school, @Cornell researchers found. @CornellCALS @CornellGlobal @CornellBPP @CornellAAP news.cornell.edu/stories/202…
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Save our warehouse @m_coughlin @SophiaLooney @HannahRHCC @LmnlHQ @noelmoka @AkilScafeSmith @holarosanna @TH5642 maker and community spaces need a sustainable legacy @BDCommunityHubs @BeFirstLondon @CllrDRodwell where's the participation?
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Really pleased to share my @cdjplus article exploring five distinctive enablers of power and ownership found in @CitizensUK community organizing . Pls read, react and share! academic.oup.com/cdj/article…
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New piece by @municipalenqui2 on what's at stake in the struggle over the future of the @everyone_org
warehouse & equipment - we call for accountability, justice & new priorities to emerge from this costly & counterproductive failure
municipal-enquiry.org/post/t…
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"EOED is well on it's way to showing that a systems-level approach to participation.. helps residents of #Barking #Dagenham ... forge new friendships and .. trust". Andrea Coleman @BloombergDotOrg @LondonFunders @EsmeeFairbairn @TNLComFund who knew? @CllrDRodwell @BeFirstLondon
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Research with conflict-affected communities demands nuanced ethics. This #OAreading article from @cdjplus presents a postcolonial ethics framework, emphasising community engagement and participatory photography to meet local needs. Explore the paper here: bit.ly/44atf8p
