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Method and Analysis in Community Development Masterclass

Thu, 22 Apr

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Camellia Centre for Reflective Practice

This two-day masterclass will introduce participants to the method framework of implicate, micro, mezzo, macro and meta-levels of development practices

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Method and Analysis in Community Development Masterclass
Method and Analysis in Community Development Masterclass

Time & Location

22 Apr 2021, 9:30 am AEST – 23 Apr 2021, 4:30 pm AEST

Camellia Centre for Reflective Practice, 1 Valley Vista, Maleny QLD 4552, Australia

About the event

The Masterclass will:

  • Introduce practitioners to the ‘method framework’ of implicate, micro, mezzo, macro and meta-levels of development practices(see Kelly & Westoby, Participatory Development Practice, Practical Action Press, 2018);
  • Consider the role of ‘community’ in ‘development’
  • Learn the how to of micro-level practice - establishing a developmental relationship, and practising key principles such as: see what the people see; see how we see; connecting and dialogue, working with key joining words in dialogue
  • Learn the how to of mezzo-level practices – establishing and supporting participatory action groups and practising key principles such as:
  • testing and moving from private concern to shared public analysis and action
  • the 0-1 agreement process, and 0-1-3 group formation process
  • facilitation of small mezzo-groups
  • Consider the challenges of holding participatory and dialogical work from within organisations (macro and meta-level work)

The masterclass will be potent and practical for:

  • People who’ve got community development in their job descriptions, but feel they need a clear ‘to do’ or ‘method framework’
  • Practitioners who’d like to reflect on the quality of their community development practice; and their own quality in the practice
  • Active and engaged citizens who’d like to be more conscious of their intuitive community-oriented practices
  • Activists, social and ecological practitioners wanting to add a community development approach to their work.

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