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Gateways is a refereed journal which publishes articles produced through university-community cooperative research projects. It provides an international forum for academics, practitioners and community representatives to explore issues and reflect on practices relating to the full range of engaged activity. The journal publishes evaluative case studies of community engagement initiatives; analyses of the policy environment; and theoretical reflections that contribute to the scholarship of engagement.
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Youth Participatory Evaluation for Community Change Workshop
The Center for Urban Research and Learning partnered with University of Michigan's Program for Youth and Community to provide participatory evaluation research workshops to youth in the community. The two-day workshop prepared young people to employ practical participatory tools for gathering information at the community level. Through the workshop, young people developed specific skills and practical tools for program evaluation, assessments of community needs and assets, policy issue analysis, and other studies.
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Disability Rights Movement and Public Policy
Rene Luna, as a Community Fellow, developed lectures and presentations on the history and implications of disability rights in the U.S.
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Safe and Fair Neighborhoods Conference
Sponsored by Chicago Alliance for Neighborhood Safety (CANS) and co-sponsored by CURL, the conference dealt with positive alternatives to Chicago's Anti-Gang Loitering Ordinance.
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Deal Making in Illinois
Doug Dobmeyer, as one of the first CURL Community Fellows, prepared lectures for presentation at Loyola and at community locations. The subject was public policy creation at the local, state, and national levels. Three lectures were given.
Read MoreConference of Chicago Research and Public Policy
This conference was sponsored by the Urban University Collaborative and organized by the Policy Research Action Group (PRAG). Loyola/CURL hosted this first bi-annual conference attended by 400 people. A report on proceedings, "Linking Chicago Locally and Globally: Report on Chicago Research and Public Policy," was published.
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