Community Development

Community Development with Indigenous Communities: Facilitating the Creation of Appropriate Environments [Collections Canada]

Publisher: 
Collections Canada
Year of publication: 
1999

"This thesis proposes an integrated framework for organizing information and subsequently acting as a diagnostic and predictive tool for those working in the area of community development with indigenous peoples, but with potential universal scope. Discussion within the thesis utilizes examples and information from work with indigenous peoples in Australia, Canada and New Zealand. The framework is composed of a hierarchy of community development (derived from Maslow's hierarchy of human needs) integrated within a value system, and a hierarchy of cultural influence.

Aboriginal Women and Community Development: Consistency Across Time [Collections Canada]

Publisher: 
Collections Canada
Year of publication: 
1998

"This study examines the consistencies between traditional and contemporary roles and responsibilities of Aboriginal women within the context of family and community development. The research sources for this work includes using: the Medicine Wheel teachings; reviewing relevant literature; and conducting personal interviews with Aboriginal women. "

Key Research Issues on Urban Aboriginal Economic Development [Aboriginal Business Development Centre, ABDC]

Publisher: 
Aboriginal Business and Community Development Centre (ABDC)
Year of publication: 
2008

"This Research Issues Paper is intended to guide discussions in the first stage of the Network, by identifying an initial set of issues which arise from the academic literature on urban Aboriginal communities. The Paper is organized around a series of contexts that confront those as they work to develop their economies, participate in the wage economy, and develop a business sector. These include:
1) the socio-demographic context
2) the jurisdictional context
3) the policy context
4) the institutional context, and
5) the program context.

Aboriginal Community Development Experts Symposium Summary Report [Institute on Governance, IOG]

Publisher: 
Institute on Governance (IOG)
Year of publication: 
2011

"This report is a summary of the second of a series of symposiums organized by the Sustainable Communities Directorate of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC). The purpose of the symposium was to stimulate discussion between community development experts from across the country and to explore strategies to integrate First Nations, Métis, and Inuit community development principles and approaches with government programs and policies."

The role of ecotourism in Aboriginal community development : the case of Lennox Island First Nation [Acadia University]

Publisher: 
Acadia University
Year of publication: 
2005

"""Aboriginal tourism is a form of community development that can benefit First Nations in various dimensions. Given that many Aboriginal communities have a distinct

Exploring the Relationship Between Aboriginal Tourism and Community Development [Leisure/Loisir]

Publisher: 
Leisure/Loisir
Year of publication: 
2010

"Aboriginal communities are increasingly turning toward aboriginal tourism development to diversify their economic base, validate their claims related to proprietary rights over traditional lands and re-connect youth with elders and the community to their land and their culture. Oftentimes, these development initiatives are tied to broader community development goals, yet the success of the tourism project is generally measured by its market readiness, revenue generation and job creation.

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