If, as most of us believe, we have the power to shape the world according to our visions and desires then how come we have collectively made such a mess of it? Our social and physical world can and must be made, re-made, and, if that goes awry, re-made yet again. Where to begin and what is to be done are the key questions.
David Harvey, Geographer and Author – Spaces of Hope
Recent Projects
Burns Street Square Outreach Survey
Facilitated a steering committee of community organization representatives to develop and administer an outreach survey to neighborhood residents and Missoula Community Food Co-op members, trained volunteer survey administrators and completed data collection, analysis, report writing, and dissemination of findings.
Adventures in Learning’s Sustainable Lives USDA Community Food Assessment – Fremont County, Wyoming
Ongoing consultation to facilitate a community food assessment process, to create data collection instruments, and to review reporting documents.
Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant Consultation
Developed a logic model, theory of change, and measurement indicators for the Bureau of Business and Economic Research – University of Montana to evaluate the policy work of six sites in the State of Montana engaged in developing culturally appropriate community-based environmental prevention strategies to address lifespan binge drinking.