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This blog presents best practice on both Community Collaboration and Consensus and on Public Participation. Please feel free to ask questions and discuss issues. The information was organized from the bottom up; however, most posts are able to stand alone and can be read individually. This information and these tools are applicable to agencies, community organizers and business organizations.

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation: Collaboration in tough economic times.

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation. This blog presents best practice on both Community Collaboration and Consensus and on Public Participation. Please feel free to ask questions and discuss issues. The information was organized from the bottom up; however, most posts are able to stand alone and can be read individually. This information and these tools are applicable to agencies, community organizers and business organizations. Friday, November 21, 2008. Collaboration in tough economic times.

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation: Conflict Resolution and Prevention

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation. This blog presents best practice on both Community Collaboration and Consensus and on Public Participation. Please feel free to ask questions and discuss issues. The information was organized from the bottom up; however, most posts are able to stand alone and can be read individually. This information and these tools are applicable to agencies, community organizers and business organizations. Monday, November 26, 2007. Conflict Resolution and Prevention.

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation: Be careful, sometimes a little authority can lead to a lot of arrogance.

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation. This blog presents best practice on both Community Collaboration and Consensus and on Public Participation. Please feel free to ask questions and discuss issues. The information was organized from the bottom up; however, most posts are able to stand alone and can be read individually. This information and these tools are applicable to agencies, community organizers and business organizations. Wednesday, June 4, 2008. Posted by CR Petersen. A CLUE FROM GAN...

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation: Be Careful What You Ask For

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation. This blog presents best practice on both Community Collaboration and Consensus and on Public Participation. Please feel free to ask questions and discuss issues. The information was organized from the bottom up; however, most posts are able to stand alone and can be read individually. This information and these tools are applicable to agencies, community organizers and business organizations. Monday, June 2, 2008. Be Careful What You Ask For. Independent,...

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation: How to hold a Family Council or Family Meeting

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Community Collaboration and Public Participation. This blog presents best practice on both Community Collaboration and Consensus and on Public Participation. Please feel free to ask questions and discuss issues. The information was organized from the bottom up; however, most posts are able to stand alone and can be read individually. This information and these tools are applicable to agencies, community organizers and business organizations. Monday, November 26, 2007. 4 The purpose of a Family Council is...

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Setting Goals for Measurable Outcomes. We will cover process and product, outcomes and output. It is recomended that you begin at the bottom. Please ask any questions you may have in the comments section. Click the title above to see the index. Saturday, November 8, 2008. There is often much discussion about which is more important, process or product. Both are equaly important. You usually can not have product without process and process without product usually causes people to loose interest. RESPONSIB...

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