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COMMUNITY RESEARCH AND ACTION 2015-2016 Student Handbook This handbook has been designed to familiarize you with the policies and procedures that shape the Community Research and Action Doctoral program.

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How to fill out community research and action:

1. Start by identifying the purpose of your research and action. Clearly define the objectives and goals you hope to achieve through this process.
2. Conduct a thorough analysis of your community by gathering relevant data and information. This can include demographic data, community surveys, interviews, and observations.
3. Develop a research plan outlining the steps and methods you will use to collect data. This could involve conducting focus groups, distributing questionnaires, or conducting interviews.
4. Organize and analyze the data you have collected. Look for patterns, trends, and key insights that can inform your community action plan.
5. Based on your findings, develop a detailed community action plan with specific strategies and actions to address the issues or needs identified during your research.
6. Identify key stakeholders and partners who can support and collaborate with you in implementing your community action plan. Engage them early on to ensure their buy-in and support.
7. Implement your community action plan by putting your strategies into action. This could involve organizing community events, workshops, awareness campaigns, or mobilizing resources.
8. Continuously monitor and evaluate the progress of your community action plan. Regularly assess whether your strategies are effective, and make any necessary adjustments or improvements along the way.

Who needs community research and action?

1. Local government entities: Community research and action can help local government entities understand the needs and aspirations of their communities, enabling them to develop more targeted policies and initiatives.
2. Nonprofit organizations: Nonprofit organizations often rely on community research to identify the most pressing issues and develop effective programs and services that address these needs.
3. Community activists and advocates: Individuals and groups working to create positive change in their communities can benefit from community research and action to inform their strategies and actions.
4. Businesses: Businesses can use community research to better understand the needs and preferences of their target customers, allowing them to tailor their products and services accordingly.
5. Researchers and academics: Community research and action help researchers and academics gain insights into various aspects of communities, contributing to the development of knowledge and understanding in relevant fields.

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