Connecting Immigrants and Neighborhood Groups

The Minnesota Center for Neighborhood Organizing, a program of the University of Minnesota's Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, provides this training module about bridging the divide between immigrants and neighborhood groups. Produced for neighborhood leaders, this module provides useful reflection questions as well as a number of strategies for engaging immigrants in neighborhood activity.

Uploaded on 2012-02-08 11:36

Tags: Citizen participation, Community development, Volunteerism, Community Organizing, engagement, Immigration, Minnesota Center for Neighborhood Organizing, neighborhoods

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Connecting Immigrants and Neighborhood Groups

Connecting Immigrants and Neighborhood Groups

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