Adult education for community development
Edwin Hamilton
1992
1992
Abstract
This book is directed at the following audiences: adult educators and others who are either involved in or desire to become involved in community-based work; students of education, the social sciences, or related disciplines who desire information on community involvement as a career or means of fulfilling civic responsibilities, and persons in need of direction, information, and creative ideas for solving community-based problems.
Book
Abstract
This book is directed at the following audiences: adult educators and others who are either involved in or desire to become involved in community-based work; students of education, the social sciences, or related disciplines who desire information on community involvement as a career or means of fulfilling civic responsibilities, and persons in need of direction, information, and creative ideas for solving community-based problems.
Social Movements
Anti-Racism, Democracy, Indigenous movements
Keywords
Class, Community Organizing, Democracy, Nonformal Education, North America, Race
Theme
Popular Education; Adult Education; and Social Movement Learning