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Community projects often start with good intentions: bring everyone to the table, listen to all voices, and create something that works for the whole ...
Community impact design sounds straightforward: plan a program, engage residents, measure results. Yet in practice, the gap between intention and outc...
Trust is the invisible currency of community work. Without it, participation feels hollow, feedback loops break, and even the best‑designed programs s...
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1. Field Context: Where Trust Networks Surface in Real Projects When we talk about neighborhood trust networks, we are not describing a feel-good abst...