Research
NCoC believes addressing an issue occurs in three primary strategic phases: research, discussion, and solutions. The research phase is critical to understanding the problems and challenges communities face and is the first step in developing strategies to take action. It also enables data-informed decision-making processes. Here, we present information on the research, data, and information collected on our civic focus areas. To see our civic health research categorized by location, visit our state and city sections. |
On a planning call with other @gl_weekend Luminaries. Hope you're attending the Weekend, and our breakfast! http://t.co/HLTIaNOO #GLWknd
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Philip Picaza: The Secret to Civic Longevity http://t.co/aWWfx5fQ #Miami #Florida #CivicHealth
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Some inspiring real-life examples of individuals using social media and technology to address social needs: http://t.co/fltNTsjD /ht @cingib
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Use civic engagement to get the Arizona we want http://t.co/MwRTyCRq Article featuring the work of our partner, @arizonafuture
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