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Stone, Sonja H. – Western Journal of Black Studies, 1980
Discusses the program objectives and activities of the Southeastern Black Press Institute (SBPI), a project founded on the principles of Black studies. The SBPI is designed to support the Black press in five southern states and the District of Columbia in its traditional role as a vehicle for community education and development. (Author/GC)
Descriptors: Black Studies, Blacks, Community Development, Community Education
Mackenzie, Liz – 1993
Seventeen people from various parts of South Africa gathered at the Workshop for Gender Trainers to enhance their training and to focus on the gender and development approach. Sessions 1-2 on the second day dealt with gender training nightmares. During session 3, participants discussed what could have been done either to avoid the problems that…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Blacks, Community Development, Consciousness Raising

Oliver, Quintin; And Others – Community Development Journal, 1990
Includes "Community Development in Areas of Political and Social Conflict" (Oliver); "Women and Development in Peru" (Barrig); "Some Reflections on Community Development Experiences in Brazil" (O'Gorman); "Informal Networks for Pre-School Children in a Black Community in South Africa" (Lines); "The…
Descriptors: Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Advocacy, Blacks, Community Development
Jennings, James – 1992
The leadership of communities of color should reexamine vocational-technical education as a potentially effective channel for training Black and Latino youth. None of the five potential schooling channels--public schools, vocational schools and programs, employment training programs, apprenticeship and union programs, and prisons--has done an…
Descriptors: Black Education, Blacks, Community Development, Economic Progress