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Partners  Check out CAPT's new Website!  Penokean Hills Farms: Local, Healthy Beef  | NORDIK promotes more vibrant, caring, and sustainable communities through research, dialogue, analysis, and reflection dedicated to the practice of holistic community development. CESD Spring Institute 2010 The CESD Spring Institute Provides education and professional development in Community Economic and Social Development (CESD) with a special focus on small cities, towns, communities and First Nations. For more information about this year's sessions click here .  CESDnews : An annual newsletter that is available in PDF format. Included in this edition: profiles on CESD grads, the Algoma U student garden, and community-based research in Colombia and on the Albany River. |
Community Economic & Social Development (CESD)  NORDIK is a joint project by the CESD program and Algoma U. CESD is a four-year interdisciplinary honours degree program that promotes the growth of more sustainable communities, economically, ecologically, socially, and culturally. Community Resilience Sault Ste. Marie Supports Northern Ontario organizations in developing holistic plans based on resilience principles, leading to healthy sustainable communities. Northern Communities Transitioning to Resilience NORDIK Institute is currently engaged in forming a community-university research partnership in Northern Ontario. The partnership is composed of three universities and affiliated research institutes and networks, one First Nations research institute, and a host of community partners. For more info on Community-university partnerships, click here. | |
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