Blog posts reflecting upon the CDJ 50th Anniversary Conference, Why Community Development? Continuity and Innovation. Community Development - is there anything new to say? Jo Howard - writing for Institute of Development Studies Don't label us! Rituu B Nanda - writing for... read more »
https://www.youtube.com/embed/tuchj3cXRWc Keynote speech: Marjorie Mayo https://youtu.be/g9EmpnrYIj8?si=fFyOhtnBXiU3Ibj5 Interview: Oga Steve Abah read more »
We were delighted to welcome delegates to Edinburgh at the beginning of July for the CDJ 50th Anniversary Conference: Why Community Development? Continuity and Innovation. In the spirit of widening participation, we will be gradually uploading resources from this... read more »
Powerpoint and PDF presentations from the CDJ 50th Anniversary Conference, Why Community Development? Continuity and Innovation. The 50th Anniversary and the Future of CDJ: Emerging and Enduring Issues Mick Carpenter and Marilyn Taylor (UK) The Role of Women in Community Development: Georgian Practices Nino Vasadze and... read more »
Photographs by Kirsty Lohman, Ruth Pearce and Dave Vanderhoven. read more »
19th-22nd July 2015 Lexington, Kentucky, USA Registration for the Community Development Society’s Conference on “Creativity and Culture: Community Development - Approaches for Strengthening Health, Environment, Economic Vibrancy, Social Justice and Democracy” is now open. Full details can be found on the CDS website. Early... read more »
A Thinkery with Silvia Federici, George Caffentzis and Anne B. Ryan Thursday 28th May 2015 University College Cork, Ireland During the... read more »
Abstracts due by 29th May 2015 Edited by Dr Lynda Shevellar and Dr Peter Westoby of The University of Queensland, Australia, the aim of the (provisionally titled) Ashgate Research Companion to Community Development is to provide scholars and graduate... read more »
The CDJ 50th Anniversary Virtual Issue is now freely available online for anyone to read. The Virtual Issue includes 11 articles from the... read more »
18th - 20th February 2015 Unitech Institute of Technology, New Zealand Bringing together practitioners, academics and students to share their knowledge, research and stories about community development. Major themes include placemaking, community economic development, diverse communities and re-claiming democracy, with quality assured papers, poster presentations and... read more »
11th February 2015 London Metropolitan University, UK Re-asserting the right to be heard: Manifesto for Organising Community Development for Social and Political Change - Post May 2015 This event is open to anyone with an interest in community development. It is a forum for workers and practitioners. This... read more »
Since 1966 the Community Development Journal (CDJ) has been the leading international journal in its field, covering a wide range of topics, reviewing significant developments and providing a forum for cutting-edge debates about theory and practice. It adopts a broad definition of community development... read more »
19-22 July 2015 Lexington, Kentucky, USA The theme of the 2015 CDS Conference is Creativity and Culture: Community Development Approaches for Strengthening Health, Environment, Economic Vibrancy, Social Justice and Democracy. The deadline for submissions is the 31st January 2015. For more information, and to submit an abstract online,... read more »
At its October 2014 meeting, the international Board of the IACD agreed to set up a task group, chaired by Vice President, Stewart Murdoch, to map, country by country community development training... read more »
The Federation for Community Development Learning (FCDL) are holding meetings on the occupational standards for community work on 13th November (in London) and 28th November (Leeds). FCDL is working with partners across the UK to review the Community Development National Occupational Standards... read more »
We've just put up a new page with information and resources from Commons Sense: A Thinkery on the Commons, which was held in Dublin during June. read more »