Social & Civic Assets Archives - Page 2 of 3 - Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond

Category: Social & Civic Assets

» Measuring quality of life or “livability” within a community

» Local Food Policy Councils as Community Development Strategy

» Breweries and economic development: A case of home brew

» Do You Hear What New Elected Officials Are Saying about Economic Development?

» Promise Neighborhood Project, Kinston, NC

» Identifying Future Leaders in Rural Areas is a Challenge

» What @sog_ced is reading on the web: December 2012

» Collaboration and Community Resilience

» “Territorial Assets” and the Latest from Richard Florida

» Redevelopment of Historic Downtown Theater: Don Gibson Theatre (Shelby, NC)

» New Western NC Food Policy Council Sets the Table for Community Economic Development

» Economic Development through Higher Education Downtown

» Engaging the public through online media

» How Counties Organize to Carry Out Economic Development (part V)

» Community as a Process

» Brewing Up Some Economic Development: Changes to Craft Brewery Laws in North Carolina

» Arts and Economic Development in Eastern NC — African American Music Trail

» Citizens Academies and Developing Community Capital

» Turning water into beer….and jobs

» Interlocal Cooperation, Shared Services, and Community Resilience

» Youth Civic Engagement: Measuring Social Capital

» Seven Strategies for Creating Successful Economic Development Advisory Boards

» Asset-Based Development: An Approach to Poverty in the U.S.

» Interlocal Cooperation Has Never Been More Important

» Community-Campus Partnerships: Marion and Valdese, NC

» 2011 Data on NC Civic Engagement Released

» Addressing the Challenges of Outreach and Reporting in the Chapel Hill 2020 Comprehensive Planning Process

» Vulnerability and Emergency Preparedness in Low-Income Communities

» Governor’s Small Town Competitiveness Forum #3 — Haywood County

» Collaborative Competencies

» Governor’s Small Town Competitiveness Forum #2 — Davidson County

» Governor’s Small Town Competitiveness Forum — Martin County

» Improving Civic Assets: The Civic Mission of Schools

» A New Report: Eastern North Carolina through a “Metropolitan Lens”

» Overcoming Obstacles to Collaboration: The Role of Emotional Intelligence

» Cabarrus County 4-H Citizenship Focus: One Community’s Proactive Strategy to Develop Civic and Human Capital

» Financial Innovation at Work: North Carolina Capital Access Program

» Roads, Waistlines, Play and Community Development

» New Video about Creating a Public-Private Partnership for Economic Development

» Recognize Your Successes!

» Building Integrated Communities in North Carolina

» Recommended Book: Working Across Boundaries

» Developing Your Community’s Civic Capital: Increasing Opportunities for Youth Involvement

» Annual Planning Retreats

» Tradition with a Vision: A Community Garden Initiative in Caswell County

» Developing Your Community’s Civic Capital with Local Government Youth Councils

» North Carolina Civic Health Index Measures Our Civic Capital

» What are Your Community’s Civil Vulnerabilities?

» Seniors and youth of Caswell County collaborate to complete a walkability assessment of Yanceyville

» A Bright Future: An Expanding After-School Program Discussing Launch of a Yanceyville Office