Browsing Master of Arts in International Community Development (ICD) by Title
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On the Edge of the City: Immigrant and Refugee Stories of South Seattle
Northwest University, 2016
45 pages -
Overcoming Barriers to the American Evangelical Church Engaging Migrant Latin American Transgendered Women in Prostitution and Similar Demographics: Raising Empathy Through Story
Northwest University, April 20, 2023
61 pages -
Partnerships for Transformational Community Development: Prioritizing Churches as Assets
Northwest University, 2013
67 pagesIn this era of globalization, tackling the root causes of poverty cannot and should not be done from one perspective or by one organization alone. Addressing the complexities of poverty with a goal of sustainable change ... -
The PASL Model: a New Agricultural Development Model for Liberia
Northwest University, April 10, 2018
87 pages -
Performing Arts and Community Development: Reimagining the Role of Performing Arts in Community Development
Northwest Univiersity, April 19, 2017
48 pages -
Permaculture as a Means to Reconciliation and Environmental Advocacy in Central Oregon Churches
Northwest University, April 24, 2022
119 pages -
A Personal Enrichment, Resilience, and Mentoring Program Responding to Issues and Opportunities at the Pringle Home
Northwest University, April 23, 2023
56 pages -
Photography for Justice: Values to Consider
Northwest University, March 2015
53 pagesPhotography is a powerful art form that can be used as a tool to bring awareness and response to causes for justice. Unfortunately, photos have been used in ways that evoke emotion to fill a specific agenda. Photos have ... -
Planting and Growing Prayer Communities in Europe: a Best Practice Guide to Forming 24-7 Prayer's Boiler Room Community
Northwest University, 2011
136 pagesThe distance between European society and Christian Churches has been rapidly increasing over the last hundred years. 24-7 Prayer is an international organization that has a global vision to reconnect all people to Jesus ... -
Post-Prison Housing for Yamhill County, Oregon: Reducing Rates of Homelessness and Recidivism for Those Entering Society After Incarceration
Northwest University, 2019
45 pages -
Principles of Social Enterprise: Offering Freedom to Women in West Bengal's Sex Trade
Northwest Univiersity, April 27, 2017
51 pages -
A Project Proposal Designed for Parole Reform in Alabama
Northwest University, April 23, 2022
48 pages -
A Project Proposal for Cultural Integration to Improve the Healthcare Practices of Karen Hilltribe Communities
Northwest University, April 24, 2022
64 pages -
A Project Proposal for Cultural Self-Awareness Development Seminars
Northwest University, April 30, 2021
68 pages -
A Project Proposal for Cultural Training at Valley Outreach
Northwest University, April 23, 2023
62 pages -
The Pumpkin Village and the Harvest: Utilizing the Resources of Traditional Health Beliefs and Food Practices
Northwest University, 2014
64 pagesIt is important to contextualize traditional health beliefs, diets, and food practices in community development. Traditional beliefs and practices are valid within their environment and support the health of the community. ... -
Raising Awareness of the Haitian Community and Faith Based Organizations to Mitigate Alcohol, Illicit Drug Abuse, and STI/HIV
Northwest University, April 24, 2022
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The Ram Foundation: Abled Hands Project
Northwest University, April 12, 2012
45 pages -
Reaching At-Risk Youth through Social Enterprise: Helping Disadvantaged Youth in Marysville Develop Community Social Relationships and Representations to Help Empower them to Graduate
Northwest University, March 2015
56 pagesThrough interviews and literature reviews, this study undertook to understand components necessary to support youth at risk for not graduating high school, to help build individual capacity, and to better position these ... -
Real Change: the power of lived experience in Seattle’s response to a homelessness crisis
Northwest University, May 2020
51 pages
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