Title Participatory action research. Developing an occupation-based program focused on maximizing resources for those living in poverty / Laura Schmelzer & Theresa Leto

Published [Los Angeles, California] : SAGE, 2014

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Description 1 online resource Series SAGE research methods. Cases SAGE research methods. Cases Summary The opportunities available for research are as plentiful as the problems or challenges that surround each of us on a daily basis. This case study details a research project that evolved from candid conversations between strangers and resulted in a program focused on reducing food insecurity in a rural Northwestern Ohio community. Food insecurity continues to be a significant problem in many places within the United States. This project utilised a participatory action research approach and attempted to capitalise on the expertise of multiple community partners in order to develop programming with, instead of for, those struggling with food insecurity Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Online resource; title from home page (viewed on November 25, 2015) Subject Action research -- Case studies. Food relief -- Research -- Ohio -- Case studies. Participant observation -- Case studies. Poverty -- Research -- Ohio -- Case studies. Genre/Form Case studies. Case studies. Form Electronic book Author Leto, Theresa, author ISBN 1473951593 (ebook) 9781473951594 (ebook)

Other Titles Developing an occupation-based program focused on maximizing resources for those living in poverty

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