A Reflection on Local Government Note: This was cross-posted over at This Week in Public Health, which if you’re not a subscriber…well, you should be! We’re pushing out and distilling… Read More
In today’s rapidly evolving social landscape, nonprofit organizations stand at a crucial crossroads. As champions of community welfare and advocates for societal change, nonprofits must navigate a delicate balance between… Read More
There was recently a vacancy in our local government (the Board of Supervisors) in Exeter Township, Reading, PA. I’m a perennial candidate for the School Board, so I thought that… Read More
Imagine a place where people facing life’s toughest challenges can find support, friendship, and a path to better health—all through the power of sports. Community sports programs offer just that,… Read More
Far be it from me to throw the first stone. I can get sloppy sometimes, so I’ve learned to make sure someone who is NOT ME checks my work before… Read More
We were honored to exhibit, present, and talk with many incredible people from the Pennsylvania Prevention Community. Here are some snips to inspire you. Time is of the essence in… Read More
As some people know, I’m a failed school board candidate. Despite that, I have a keen interest in the development of the youth in our community. We community psychologists have… Read More
We’ve been working with the Rhode Island Department of Health for a few years now on how CHWs can impact community health and wellbeing. Our partners put together this great… Read More
In a world where communities often face various challenges, the concept of Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) emerges as a beacon of hope and empowerment. Pioneered by John P. Kretzmann and… Read More
Suicide prevention is a critical public health concern in the United States, where it remains the tenth leading cause of death. The study “Strengthening Suicide Prevention Networks: Examining the Relationship… Read More
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
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