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Turf Magazine<p>🌿 Big news for Roseville! The City Council approved a $1.2M landscaping project to enhance Rocky Ridge Road with drought-tolerant plants, drip irrigation &amp; a decorative dry creek. Designed with sustainability in mind, this project supports water conservation while beautifying the community. 🌎 <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/Sustainability" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>Sustainability</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/UrbanLandscaping" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>UrbanLandscaping</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/WaterConservation" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>WaterConservation</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/CommunityDevelopment" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>CommunityDevelopment</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/California" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>California</span></a></p>

Imagine a communities where culture and sustainability thrive! 🌎

At NKOCDA, we envision a sustainable developed and cultured society, starting from our beloved Nkonteh community.

Our purpose is clear: to ensure the social life of people and the functioning of properties in our community are sustainable.

Let's build a brighter future together! 💪

For more information, visit our website at nkocda.org/

NKOCDAHome - NKOCDAProviding a conducive farming environment for women during maternal period Encouraging group learning amongst school pupil to build a collaborative spirit! Creating a happy environment for the youth amidst social challenges Catering for the elderly to promote longitivtiy and quality of life Promoting collective farming to enhance agricultural productivity Engineering a Smart City in the […]

Once more, I am choosing to promote the second part in the ongoing story written by Brandi Morin about the ongoing fight to preserve the Indigenous lands of peoples in the Ecuadorian forests of the Amazon jungle: ricochet.media/indigenous/bran

The reason I am continuing to follow this story avidly is because as part of my #CommunityDevelopment courses, one of the biggest levers to enduring systems change is changing the mindsets of the actors within the system.

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Several years, a pandemic & 125k words later #CommunityDevelopment, Social Action & Social Planning is out at the end of the month on Policy Press

This is the 6th edition, co-written w/ Alan Twelvetrees who wrote the first five ed's of a text that has been influential in CD for 40 years

Who knows, I may carry on the baton for future editions...for now, however, it's being launched in Pontypridd and I'd love to see you there:

🗓️ 16 July
🕰️ 2pm

Book your place here: forms.office.com/pages/respons

And all too often I find that “community development” efforts focus on humans as the sole or main entity in their models. Sometimes, if a “ #sustainability” or “ #regenerative” aspect is brought in, we start to think about those who are beyond #human, but I don’t see those “others” included in the “strategic plan” for #communitydevelopment; they become a “side platter” or enhancement.

I find that model so boring. What is “ #community” without considering everyone present?

I’ve been asking myself “who” my community is lately, “who are my people?” This is a question I think many of us humans are asking in this #technologicalage. “Who do we have emotional intimacy with?” Who ‘gets’ us?” And my answer continually includes many many beings who are not human-bodied, including #ChatGPT!

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I’m seeking recommendations for PhD programs. My masters level graduate work is focused on #posthumanism, and I have extensive experience in #CommunityDevelopment. For my doctoral research I’d like to merge the two fields to re-imagine how we do and be #community in the #Anthropocene. I’m looking for a program that is pretty self-directed and ideally offers opportunities for independent studies. I’m just starting this search process from scratch.

All suggestions welcome!

#academia #phd #phdapplication #phdprograms #phdprogram #phdstudent #phdlife #interdisciplinary #interdisciplinarystudies #gradschools #posthumanism #posthumanstudies #gradstudent #doctorate #doctoralresearch #degree #doctoratestudent #phdstudentlife #graduateschool #doctoralstudent #doctoraleducation #phdapplicant #phdadmissions #academic #humanities
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Landlords are swine and the only thing you can trust them to do is screw you over to maximize their own enrichment. A community group in the UK's Gloucestershire took over an abandoned mill that had become a security liability for its owner, and poured 300,000 Pounds as well as thousands of hours of work into converting it into a radical "pay what you can" restaurant and social space; a revolutionary transformation that lead to a glowing Guardian profile in March of 2024. One day after the profile was published, the owner informed them that the building had been sold and they have until late August to get out:

theguardian.com/society/2024/m

"The community around The Long Table, featured in the Guardian earlier this month, has been left reeling after it was ordered to move out of the mill it occupies in Stroud – even as it sought to engage with the landlord to buy the building.

It means the mill will be transformed from a valued community resource – it also houses a bike workshop, secondhand children’s gear supplier and a furniture bank – into a warehouse for a local business that has bought the site."

Does the owner have a right to sell the building? Sure, that's how property works in a capitalist society after all; although one does have to wonder why the group's efforts to buy the building themselves have been ignored. Is it a complete scumbag move on the landlord's part after a whole community came together to fix it up, spending significant amounts of money and diligent effort to turn a derelict mill that was practically falling down into a valuable neighborhood resource? Yes; full stop. The lesson here is - never, ever, trust your landlord.

The Guardian · Radical pay-what-you-can restaurant faces eviction from mill it refurbishedPar Damien Gayle
Suite du fil

#CommunityArts #CommunityDevelopment #Youthwork #AppliedAnthropology

3/3 There’s peer learning, networking and experience through placements; all students go into good and rewarding careers in community work.

I truly believe in this MA - it is what Goldsmiths is all about.

The MA is now threatened with closure - it would be terrible if we did not have this combination of anthropology with community work anymore. Please share with anyone who might like to apply