DOI:10.1080/10705422.2014.901263 - Corpus ID: 143647697
Understanding How Community Organizing Leads to Social Change: The Beginning Development of Formal Practice Theory
@article{Brady2014UnderstandingHC, title={Understanding How Community Organizing Leads to Social Change: The Beginning Development of Formal Practice Theory}, author={Shane R. Brady and Mary K. O'Connor}, journal={Journal of Community Practice}, year={2014}, volume={22}, pages={210 - 228}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:143647697}}- Shane R. BradyMary K. O'Connor
- Published3 April 2014
- Sociology
- Journal of Community Practice
Community organizing practice can be traced back to the settlement house era. Although the literature of community organizing is rich in approaches to practice built from practice wisdom, case studies, and conceptual frameworks, the literature lacks formal practice theory. This article provides beginning results from research with a long–range aim of building formal practice theory for social workers engaged in community organizing practice with empowerment related social change goals.
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