The NIMBY Dilemma: Unraveling the Complexities of Local Development
Nimbyism, short for “Not In My Back Yard,” is a term frequently used to describe local opposition to various development projects. These range from housing policies to energy installations, and… Read More
The Transformative Journey of Community Psychology: Reflections from Swampscott to the Present
Community psychology, a vibrant and ever-evolving field, celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2015. This milestone brought a special issue, “Reflections on the Future of Community Psychology from the Generations after… Read More
Demystifying Grant Decision-Making: A Linguistic Analysis of Review Reports
Introduction: Understanding the Art of Grant Writing Grant writing and securing funding are critical skills in the research world. However, the decision-making process behind grant allocation is often shrouded in… Read More
Bridging Benefits and Costs: The Dynamic Approach of Business-Nonprofit Hybrid Organizing
The quest for innovative solutions to public health challenges is an ongoing endeavor. A recent article titled “Business–nonprofit hybrid organizing: a dynamic approach to balancing benefits and costs” published in… Read More
The Power of Partnership: Measuring Interorganizational Collaboration for Elderly Care
In a world where the health and social needs of the elderly continue to grow, the need for effective collaboration between healthcare and social service organizations is more crucial than… Read More
Understanding ERIC in Drowning Prevention Interventions: A Gateway to Enhanced Public Health Strategies
This is kind of a weird article to feature, but it is summer for Southern-hemisphere friends, and there are some good generalized lessons here. In an age where evidence-informed practices… Read More
Understanding Primary Health Care’s Readiness to Tackle Family Violence: Insights from the R=MC2 Model
Family violence (FV) is a pervasive issue affecting individuals and families across various social strata, manifesting in physical, emotional, and psychological harm. The article, “Exploring Factors Shaping Primary Health Care… Read More
Grounded Theory: A Simple Guide to Understanding Its Use in Program Evaluation
Grounded theory is a powerful tool used in various fields, especially in program evaluation. But what exactly is it? In simple terms, grounded theory is a method of research that… Read More
The Cost of Funding: Analyzing the Burden of Proposal Writing in Energy Research
In his article, “Can’t We Do Better? A cost-benefit analysis of proposal writing in a competitive funding environment,” Gerald Schweiger delves into the world of third-party funding in Austria’s energy… Read More
Thematic Analysis of Qualitative Data: Enhancing Evaluation Practices
Thematic analysis is a popular method in qualitative research, focusing on identifying data patterns or themes. This approach is particularly useful in diverse fields such as psychology, sociology, and market… Read More
Fostering Unity: Police and Communities Collaborate for Positive Change
Discover how Dawn Chorus Group and Serve & Connect use organizational readiness to bring about positive change in communities.
Boost Your Organization with Ongoing Readiness Development
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