Guerrilla gardeners planting vegetables in downtown Calgary. Attribution: Grant Neufeld

Community Action Projects (CAPs for short), is a new (November 2022) section to CASwiki with a lot of potential for development. As this section grows it's hoped it can begin to do justice to the incredible richness, diversity and innovation of Community Action Projects worldwide.

Community action project is used here to mean any project with significant and meaningful community involvement. Some may be described as "community-led", others "community focused" or "community centred".

A variety of agents may begin a community action project. For example a CAN (Citizens action network) may undertake several. The process of making a CAN can itself be described as a community action project.

An example of a CASwiki Community action project article is Cohousing, but of course CAPs articles or subsections of topic articles can be started off with just a few items of relevant information.

Community Action Project pages by topic[edit | edit source]

Wanted pages[edit | edit source]

Share information about your Community Action Projects[edit | edit source]

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About Community action

Guidelines[edit | edit source]

If you have any comments or concerns about these guidelines you are welcome to add these to the talk page.

The main focus here is on what community groups can do, community action for sustainability, actions which are expressions of community agency.

See also[edit | edit source]

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Authors Phil Green
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Created November 4, 2022 by Phil Green
Last modified September 10, 2024 by Phil Green
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