This course presents students with the information and skills to critically examine community development/organizing theories, practical applications, and processes, as well as the various roles and responsibilities for not-for-profit community agency operations. The course surveys the current not-for-profit funding structure in Canada, emphasizing access to corporate, government and foundation founders, and requires the development of a major funding/fundraising proposal.
This course presents students with the information and skills to critically examine community development/organizing theories, practical applications, and processes, as well as the various roles and responsibilities for not-for-profit community agency operations. The course surveys the current not-for-profit funding structure in Canada, emphasizing access to corporate, government and foundation founders, and requires the development of a major funding/fundraising proposal.
