The Community Intermediaries Research Project (CIRP) investigated the social challenges and needs addressed by Canadian non-profit community-based organizations, the social and community contexts in which they operate, and the information and services they provide to citizens. These organizations are described as community intermediaries because they act as links between various levels of government and citizens. The CIRP research team used a case-study, mixed methods approach. This paper presents an overview of the results of the CIRP study and includes a discussion of institutional knowledge and memory.Le Projet de recherche sur les interm\ue9diaires communautaires (PRIC) a examin\ue9 les d\ue9fis et les besoins sociaux sur lesquels se pe...
Abstract: Mycommunityinfo.ca offers online community information (CI) by rejecting the traditional ...
With the rise of conversation platforms on the social web, the facilitation of “online communities” ...
This eBook explores lessons for community-university research partnerships by reflecting on the expe...
The aim of the Community Intermediaries Research Project (CIRP) was to investigate the social challe...
The organizations studied for this project are highly committed to providing information and service...
Across Canada, thousands of community "intermediary" organizations act as links between the various ...
Community organizations produce community media to publicize to the larger society the issues and ev...
Based on the original French version: Proulx & Lecomte (2005). "Une monographie de Communautique," C...
This study is an institutional ethnography that examines the social relations of power organizing th...
Subsequently published as: Longford, Graham (2005) “Community Networking and Civic Participation: A ...
This paper explores the relationship between new ICTs and civic participation by examining the role ...
This community-based research was developed in collaboration with the Ontario Nonprofit Network. Thi...
Abstract: This paper provides an overview of the community networking movement, with a closer look a...
La reconnaissance des organismes communautaires implique une participation intensifiée à la gestion ...
International audienceThis paper describes a research program within Information and Communication S...
Abstract: Mycommunityinfo.ca offers online community information (CI) by rejecting the traditional ...
With the rise of conversation platforms on the social web, the facilitation of “online communities” ...
This eBook explores lessons for community-university research partnerships by reflecting on the expe...
The aim of the Community Intermediaries Research Project (CIRP) was to investigate the social challe...
The organizations studied for this project are highly committed to providing information and service...
Across Canada, thousands of community "intermediary" organizations act as links between the various ...
Community organizations produce community media to publicize to the larger society the issues and ev...
Based on the original French version: Proulx & Lecomte (2005). "Une monographie de Communautique," C...
This study is an institutional ethnography that examines the social relations of power organizing th...
Subsequently published as: Longford, Graham (2005) “Community Networking and Civic Participation: A ...
This paper explores the relationship between new ICTs and civic participation by examining the role ...
This community-based research was developed in collaboration with the Ontario Nonprofit Network. Thi...
Abstract: This paper provides an overview of the community networking movement, with a closer look a...
La reconnaissance des organismes communautaires implique une participation intensifiée à la gestion ...
International audienceThis paper describes a research program within Information and Communication S...
Abstract: Mycommunityinfo.ca offers online community information (CI) by rejecting the traditional ...
With the rise of conversation platforms on the social web, the facilitation of “online communities” ...
This eBook explores lessons for community-university research partnerships by reflecting on the expe...