The Community Tool Box is a free online resource from the University of Kansas. It includes an extensive set of tools covering community assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation, advocacy, and other aspects of community practice.
Use this framework to learn how to represent yourself to bring positive change in your community through the concepts such as honesty, connection, and resistance.
Learn about five strategic factors that have tremendous impact on the well-being of individuals, families and communities. In this paper, read about how the the 5C's (community, connections, control, cash, and collective action) work together to create successful community development campaigns.
This New York Times profile of a Houston, Texas nonprofit highlights the role gathering community input plays in empowering and building the capacity of communities.
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