Discuss “community development” as the term has been used in this class. Be sure to provide a concise definition, a commentary on common issues addressed and problems encountered, and a brief discussion of the seven “theories of community development” outlined by Hustedde (found in Phillips and Pittman 2015). (15 points)
Discuss the evolution of community development in America. Be sure to touch on the eight historic periods explored by Green and Haines (2016). Also, don’t forget to describe the three major tensions and issues that have shaped community development in low-income communities. Make some comment on the future prospects of community development. (10 points)Describe “asset based community development.” Be sure to include specific information about its primary characteristics and the ways in which it differs from other approaches to community development. Include information from both your required textbook and assigned readings. (10 points)
Describe the “community development process.” Be sure to include information on the importance of public participation and community organizing. (15 points)
What roles have Community Based Organizations (CBOs) played in community development? How have these roles changed over time? Be sure to provide a concise definition of CBO in your response. (10 points)
Describe, compare, and contrast three of the seven types of capital detailed in Green and Haines (2016). (10 points)
What is the relationship between Food, Energy, and Community Sustainability? (5 points)
What is the role of CBOs in dealing with Natural Disasters? (5 points)
Reflect upon and critically review the material covered in this class over the first half of the semester–including various concepts, theories and research about community resource development. Be sure to include how this material has influenced your understanding of community resource development. (20 points)Responses to the items above should be typed double space with 12 pt Times Roman font, using one inch margins on all sides. Direct quotes should be used minimally, but cited correctly with a works cited page and in-text citations. Good responses should cover each item fully, but succinctly. Completed responses to all items are due by Midnight on Monday, October 14, 2024.